Relationships with Scotland, France, Spain and other foreign powers 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryBritish monarchy - Tudors and StuartsASAQA Created by: lucyasnowCreated on: 04-01-17 11:16 Why was it important to Henry VII that he gained full support abroad? He had an insecure claim to the throne and needed to ensure dynastic stability 1 of 18 What had Henry achieved by 1508? Stability in foreign relations and his position was secure from foreign intervention 2 of 18 Why was Scotland a significant threat? They shared a border with England and they were traditional enemies especially because of the Scots' 'Auld Alliance' with France 3 of 18 What did James IV of Scotland do in 1495 that threatened Henry? He offered Perkin Warbeck support 4 of 18 After James lost faith in Warbeck, what agreement was made between Henry and James? The Truce of Ayton - 1497 which later became a full treaty of peace in 1502 5 of 18 What sealed the treaty? The marriage of James IV to Henry's daughter in 1503 6 of 18 What was the Treaty of Medina Del Campo in 1489? It was agreed that Arthur would marry Ferdinand and Isabella's daughter Catherine of Aragon 7 of 18 Why was this treaty so important? It meant that Henry's dynasty had been completed recognised by the leading Royals in Europe 8 of 18 Why was Henry's harmonious relationship with France disturbed? France threatened the independence of Brittany 9 of 18 What was Henry's reaction to the threat to Brittany? He announced that he was to assert his claim to the French Crown 10 of 18 What did Henry do in 1492 in retaliation to France? Sent an army across the Channel 11 of 18 How did Charles VIII respond? He wanted to avoid war so he signed the Treaty of Etaples in 1492 and promised not to give any aid to rebels 12 of 18 How much money did Charles VIII agree to pay Henry? An annual pension sum of £5,000 (5% of Henry's annual income) 13 of 18 What did Henry sign to support the independence of Breton? Signed the Treaty of Redon - 1498 - he was not successful 14 of 18 Why was Burgundy the biggest threat to Henry? Edward IV's sister Margaret was married to the ruler - M supported the pretenders Simnel and Warbeck 15 of 18 How did Margaret support the pretenders? Finance and Mercenary troops 16 of 18 What other industry did margaret threaten? The cloth industry, B was a major trading partner - Burgundy was no longer a threat after 17 of 18 When did Margaret die and why was this good for Henry? 1503 - Burgundy was no longer a threat after her death 18 of 18
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