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Henry VIII
Foreign policy
1527 - 1540
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Cards (6)
Marriage alliance with Anne of Cleves (Schmalkaldic League)
Following death of Jane Seymour,
Cromwell
proposed marriage alliance between Henry and Anne of Cleves (
Germany
)
->
absolute disaster
and was quickly annuled -
Cromwell
was executed
Treaty of Amiens
(
1527
)
Treaty of Perpetual
peace
between France and
England
against the dominant Charles V
Treaty of Cambrai
(
1529
)
Required the
French
to give up their ambitions in Italy, reinforcing the
Papacy's
political independence on the emperor.
-> The ambition of
Charles
was clear when asserting his dominance and commitment to his family honour (Catherine of
Aragon's
nephew)
The fall of Wolsey (1529)
Failed to secure the
annulment
of Henry's marriage to Catherine through diplomatic means/through the
papacy.
Henry had to find someone to blame - this was
Wolsey
Henry begins break from Rome (1533)
Marries
Anne Boleyn
and Henry's marriage to Catherine of Aragon is declared as 'null and void' by Archibishop Thomas
Cranmer
Anti-English crusade (1539)
Fear of an invasion in England as the
Pope
attempts to unite Catholic powers in an
anti-English
crusade