Henry VIII Foreign Policy 1509-1547

The purpose of Wolsey's expedition to France in 1513 was to:

• negotiate a peace treaty

• conduct a trade mission

• support the Holy Roman Empire

• lead a military campaign

Who was defeated in the Battle of Flodden in 1513?

• The English

• The French

• The Scots

• The Irish

The Treaty of London in 1518 was significant because it:

• established a perpetual peace among major European powers.

• marked the end of the Hundred Years' War.

• led to the discovery of the New World.

• was the first treaty to include the Ottoman Empire.

The Treaty of Bruges in 1521 resulted in:

• an alliance between England and France against the Holy Roman Empire

• a peace agreement between Spain and the Ottoman Empire

• an alliance between England and the Holy Roman Empire against France

• a trade agreement between Portugal and the Netherlands

How did the Treaty of London 1518 bring fame to Henry?

• By establishing peace among European nations

• By leading to a significant military victory

• By expanding the British Empire

• By creating a new trade route

How did Henry VIII's alliance with France in 1532 affect his position in Europe?

• It strengthened his position by gaining a powerful ally.

• It weakened his position by isolating him from other European powers.

• It had no significant impact on his position.

• It led to a war with the Holy Roman Empire.

The Act of Six Articles passed in 1539 was significant because:

• it marked the beginning of the English Reformation.

• it reinforced Catholic doctrines and practices in England.

• it led to the dissolution of the monasteries.

• it established the Church of England as separate from the Catholic Church.

The League of Schmalkalden had a significant impact on Henry VIII's foreign policy.

• It led to an alliance with France.

• It caused a break with the Holy Roman Empire.

• It resulted in a war with Spain.

• It strengthened ties with the Papacy.

For the first part of his reign, Henry had little to worry about from which country?

What was Henry's problem with governing Ireland?

• Lack of resources

• Rebellion from local lords

• Poor communication

• Financial difficulties