1.1.3 Henry VII's Foreign Policy

• Henry VII became King of England in 1485 after defeating Richard III at the Battle of Bosworth
• Henry VII negotiated advantageous trade agreements with the Hanseatic League
• What was the name of the trade agreement Henry VII signed with the Hanseatic League?

  Intercursus Magnus
• Match Henry VII's foreign policy events with his strategies:

  Treaty of Etaples ↔️ Avoided costly war, secured concessions

  Intercursus Magnus ↔️ Negotiated advantageous trade deals

  Marriage of Arthur to Catherine of Aragon ↔️ Protected the Tudor dynasty
• Which rebellion did Henry VII respond to by strengthening diplomatic ties with Scotland and the Holy Roman Empire?

  Perkin Warbeck rebellion
• In what year did Henry VII become king after defeating Richard III at the Battle of Bosworth?

  1485
• Henry VII's pragmatic foreign policy helped establish England as a more stable and influential player on the European
• Henry VII's strategic marriages helped stabilize the Tudor dynasty and increase England's international standing
• Henry VII's pragmatic foreign policy limited England's broader international influence on the European stage.


  True
• Henry VII's foreign policy aimed to avoid costly wars and focus on diplomacy.


  True
• Which country did Henry VII arrange a strategic marriage with to protect the Tudor dynasty?

  Spain
• Arrange Henry VII's major foreign policy events in chronological order.

  1️⃣ Treaty of Etaples with France (1492)

  2️⃣ Intercursus Magnus with Hanseatic League (1496)

  3️⃣ Marriage of Arthur to Catherine of Aragon (1501)
• What treaty did Henry VII negotiate with France in 1492 to avoid costly war?

  Treaty of Etaples
• Henry VII arranged the marriage of his son Arthur to Catherine of Aragon in 1501
• Henry VII's foreign policy prioritized diplomacy and alliances over military action to maintain peace and stability.


  True
• What strategic marriages did Henry VII arrange to protect the Tudor dynasty?

  Spain and Scotland
• Match the success and failure of Henry VII's foreign policy with the corresponding outcome:

  Treaty of Etaples ↔️ Secured peace with France

  Strategic marriages ↔️ Stabilized the Tudor dynasty

  Perkin Warbeck rebellion ↔️ Diplomatic ties were partially effective
• Which foreign policy aim did Henry VII often prioritize over asserting English power?

  Financial gain
• Arrange Henry VII's key foreign policy aims in order of priority.

  1️⃣ Maintain peace and stability

  2️⃣ Increase England's international standing

  3️⃣ Protect the Tudor dynasty
• Match Henry VII's foreign policy aims with his strategies:

  Maintain peace and stability ↔️ Avoid costly wars, focus on diplomacy

  Increase England's international standing ↔️ Negotiate trade agreements

  Protect the Tudor dynasty ↔️ Arrange strategic marriages
• Henry VII aimed to maintain peace and stability by avoiding costly wars
• The Treaty of Etaples with France in 1492 avoided a costly war and secured financial concessions.


  True
• Henry VII signed the Intercursus Magnus trade agreement with the Hanseatic League in 1496.


  True
• Order the major foreign policy events under Henry VII's reign chronologically.

  1️⃣ Treaty of Etaples with France (1492)

  2️⃣ Intercursus Magnus with the Hanseatic League (1496)

  3️⃣ Marriage of Arthur to Catherine of Aragon (1501)

  4️⃣ Diplomatic response to Perkin Warbeck rebellion
• Match Henry VII's foreign policy aims with his strategies:

  Maintain peace and stability ↔️ Avoid costly wars, focus on diplomacy

  Increase England's international standing ↔️ Negotiate advantageous trade agreements

  Protect the Tudor dynasty ↔️ Arrange strategic marriages
• Henry VII's cautious foreign policy always prioritized asserting English power over financial gain.

  False
• What trade agreement did Henry VII negotiate with the Hanseatic League to boost England's economy?

  Intercursus Magnus