Henry VIII’s 1540s Foreign Policy: War with France and Scotland (OCR A-Level History A): Flashcards

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Henry VIII’s 1540s Foreign Policy: War with France and Scotland
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Nov 1542: Battle of Solway Moss outcome

English defeated the Scottish

July 1543: Treaty of Greenwich purpose

Peace & arranged Edward-Mary marriage

Duration of Rough Wooing

Eight years

What caused the Rough Wooing?

Scottish parliament rejected Treaty of Greenwich

Henry & Charles V's planned invasion date (1543 treaty)

20 June 1544

Army sizes pledged (1543 invasion treaty)

35,000 infantry & 7,000 cavalry each

Sept 1544: English achievement

Captured Boulogne

Sept 1544: Treaty of Crépy significance

Charles V made peace with France without informing Henry

Feb 1545: Battle of Ancrum Moor outcome

English defeated by the Scottish

16 July 1545: French fleet size

128 ships

19 July 1545: Mary Rose fate

Sank leading attack on French

Treaty of Camp 1546: Boulogne retention period

Eight years

Royal Supremacy definition

Civil laws' sovereignty over Church laws in England

Henrician Reformation: period & nature

1530s, neither Protestant nor Catholic

Pilgrimage of Grace: year

1536

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