Margaret of York part 4: Mentoring Mary of Burgundy and Her Children

The transcript details the political and personal challenges faced by Mary of Burgundy and Margaret of York. Mary receives numerous marriage proposals but chooses Maximilian of Hapsburg, strengthening her position. Despite efforts to secure Burgundy against French threats, political instability persists. Margaret's diplomatic attempts to renew alliances with England are unsuccessful, leading to civil unrest and the Treaty of Arras. The decline of the House of York and Maximilian's capture further complicate matters. Ultimately, Burgundy becomes a cultural and educational center under Margaret's guidance.

What actions did Margaret take to secure support against French threats?

Describe the significance of the Treaty of Arras in 1482.

What role did Margaret play in the education of Philip after Maximilian's return to Austria?