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TUDORS
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WOMEN IN HISTORY
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1510 alliance with France renewed - Henry isn't getting what he wants
1510 Henry VIII held back - wants war but it'll be really expensive
1511 Holy League - TOO successful
1512 Guienne/Gascony - sent 10,000 men west as a distractionary tactic for Max and Ferdie They crossed him and nothing was achieved
1513 Battle of Spurs - Henry VIII leads a force to France and captures Therouanne and Tournai Lost the pension, but was good propaganda
1513 Battle of Flodden - King James IV crossed the border but was defeated Neutralised Scotland, but didn't build on his advantage CATHERINE'S WIN
1514 Peace with France - Mary marries Louis XII and they get the Etaples pension back WOLSEY
1518 Treaty of London WOLSEY took advantage of the Ottoman expansion to call for "universal peace" "glittering success", but didn't last
1520 Field of the Cloth of Gold - Made Henry VIII seem important internationally Showcases Wolsey's management skills
1521 Defender of Faith - Because of 'In Defence of the Seven Sacraments' Better relations with the Pope
1521 Treaty of Bruges - Charles might marry Mary, gets Henry more money didn't do anything with this apart from waste money on war
1525 Battle of Pavia - Francis I was captured, but Charles V didn't let Henry exploit this Got military glory, but Charles V refused to join in with the wedding and coronation they planned
1525 Amicable Grant Got major pushback and din't raise the money
1525 Treaty of More - Gives up French pension but sign 5 peace treaties with France "diplomatic revolution"
Pilgrimage of Grace
1526 Negotiations with the Leage of Cognac - Upset with Charles V, so joined the anti-Habsburg alliance Trying to play peacemaker again Got dragged into a war and spent a lot of money
1527 Treaty of Westminster Perpetual Peace between England and France Agreed to fight Charles - back at the centre of European politics
1527 Sack of Rome The Pope was imprisoned, which meant Henry couldn't get his divorce Period of decline for the Papal States
1527 Treaty of Amiens - ended hostilities between Fr and Eng, unite against Sp Peace lasted less than 20 years No more military glory
1529 Treaty of Cambrai Charles V defeats Francis at the Battle of Landriano England only included last minute
Periods
Held Back
Small insignificant victories - eager/desperate OR Establishing himself himself / getting started
Peacemaker? Showing off? Neutral? Near misses but let down Changes allegaince (1525) - Charles V = the adversary Not making progress
Main focus is the annulment - gets it! Held back from war pursuits by Cromwell Reactionary - makes himself an outsider with Catholic countries
SILLY BILLY doing things purely because he wants to and wasting a lot of money - "expensive mistake" passes up the perfect opportunity to complete one of his aims in order to fight a Battle that resulted in more losses than wins Treaty of Greenwich fell through
HE TRIED; Major wins, and very reactionary - tried to make alliances but they all fell through - unclear, underfunded and insignificant victories - inconsistent aims with no focus - made gambles and mistakes
1518-1525 Wolsey's Golden Era
1521-1525 Valois-Habsburg rivalry - Sided with Charles V (Habsburg) because of CoA and because he wanted land in France
~ switching sides~ - Charles V was mean and uncooperative, and France offered more
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HENRY VII
HENRY VIII
EDWARD VI
MARY I
ELIZABETH I
Somerset's Protectorship
Northumberland's Protectorship
Kett's Rebellion
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