1. Find it and Fix it TASK 1: Find the boxes with errors in them
TASK 2: Fix the errors you find
Henry VII was coronated before his marriage to Elizabeth of York, and before Parliament met.
Perkin Warbeck was proclaimed King in Belfast by the Earl of Kildare
Justices of the Peace met three times a year at Thirdly Sessions
Patronage increased under HVII, and led to a rise in the number of nobles by 1/2
Sir William Stanley paid £9000, then £1000 a year as a result of his attainder
Henry never changed who controlled finance (King Chamber System)
The Truce of Ayton came after Warbeck’s execution and saw was sealed by the marriage of James to Margaret (daughter)
Whilst Phillip of Burgundy was stranded in England, the Treaty of Etaples and Intercursus Magus were made
During the Cornish rebellion, rebels made it to Black Heath

2. Overall, how successful was Henry’s foreign policy in the years 1502-1509?
Good learning:
Recap Henry’s overall policies and aims with different countries
Great learning:
Explain what Henry’s relationship was like with different countries
Even better:
Evaluate how far Henry had met his aims in terms of foreign policy
Key Word:
How did relations with foreign powers change and how was the succession secured?

3. So how did Henry deal with countries individually?
So far we have looked at Henry’s foreign policy chronologically. Now we are going to revise/analyse HVII’s foreign policy, by looking at how he dealt with specific countries.
Task:
You have each been given a copy of the map. Stick it in the middle of your page and draw an arrow off the following countries:
Spain
Burgundy
France
HRE
Brittany
Scotland
Italy
Good learning
Recap Henry’s overall policies and aims with different countries
Great learning
Explain what Henry’s relationship was like with different countries
Even better
Evaluate how far Henry had met his aims in terms of foreign policy

4. So how did Henry deal with countries individually?
1485: Scotland and England make a truce
1485-6: Navigation Acts
: Bretton Crisis
1489: Treaty of Medina del Campo
1490 Venice and Florence
1496: Intercursus Magnus
1497: Truce at Ayton
1502: Arthur dies
1503: Queen Elizabeth dies
1505: Isabella of Castile dies
1505: Henry discusses a potential Burgundian bride for his son
1505: Ferdinand marries Germaine de Foix
1506: Phillip stuck in England (3 treaties)
1506: Death of Phillip
1502: Treaty of Perpetual Peace
1508: League of Cambrai
TASK: add the correct foreign policy to the correct country. See the list below and we will be checking your answers afterwards!
Good learning
Recap Henry’s overall policies and aims with different countries
Great learning
Explain what Henry’s relationship was like with different countries
Even better
Evaluate how far Henry had met his aims in terms of foreign policy

5. Correct your answers in green pen or tick if they are correct!
How positive was Henry’s VII’s relations with individual countries?
Spain
1489: Treaty of Medina del Campo
1502/3: Deaths of Arthur and Elizabeth
1504: Isabella of Castile died
1505: Henry discusses a potential Burgundian bride for his son
1505: Ferdinand marries Germaine de Foix
France
1485-6: Navigation Acts
: Bretton Crisis
1506: Phillip of Burgundy died
1508: League of Cambrai
Brittany
Italy
1490: Venice and Florence
Scotland
1485: Scotland and England make a truce
1497: Truce of Ayton
1502: Treaty of Perpetual Peace
Burgundy
1496: Intercursus Magnus
1506: Phillip stuck in England
1506: Death of Phillip
Holy Roman Empire
Correct your answers in green pen or tick if they are correct!
Good learning
Recap Henry’s overall policies and aims with different countries
Great learning
Explain what Henry’s relationship was like with different countries
Even better
Evaluate how far Henry had met his aims in terms of foreign policy

6. How positive was Henry’s VII’s relations with individual countries?
You have been given a blank graph. You are going to look at one country at a time, and plot the different events with that country onto the graph. Each event will be given a /10 based on how positive the relationship was at that point.
PUT A CROSS IN THE BOX – DO NOT COLOUR THE BOX IN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Which country did he have the most and least successful relationship with? Explain your answer
Model Spain first?
Good learning
Recap Henry’s overall policies and aims with different countries
Great learning
Explain what Henry’s relationship was like with different countries
Even better
Evaluate how far Henry had met his aims in terms of foreign policy

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8. 2. If you have time, plan your answer to this essay question
How successful was Henry VII in fulfilling his foreign policy objectives?
Finally, we are now going to look at how far Henry had met his aims in terms of his foreign policy. Just to remind us his aims were:
To gain acceptance of his right to rule from other monarchs
Maintain good relations and defence of trading interests and national security.
Avoid foreign entanglement
Henry did not
fulfil his aims
Henry did fulfil
his aims
1. Write your name on the post-it and stick it on the continuum. Also, make a note of your answer in your book.
2. If you have time, plan your answer to this essay question
Good learning
Recap Henry’s overall policies and aims with different countries
Great learning
Explain what Henry’s relationship was like with different countries
Even better
Evaluate how far Henry had met his aims in terms of foreign policy

9. FLIP LEARNING Your tasks for next lesson are as follows: TASK:
1. Finish your line graph if necessary
2. Using your own knowledge. Come up with 3 arguments for and against the following statement:
‘Henry VII was successful in fulfilling his foreign policy aims’
3. Next lesson we are reviewing what we have studied about HVII so far. Please bring your Tudor folder (as well as your everyday folder) to lesson. I will be doing a quick folder check in lesson to make sure all content is present and organised.
Your tasks for next lesson are as follows:

10. ‘Henry VII was successful in fulfilling his foreign policy aims’
FLIP LEARNING
TASK:
1. Using the information on pages on the Elizabeth textbook, you must read through the information on ‘Royal marriage alliances, foreign policy and succession’ and complete the question and table in the activity box on page 30.
2. Using the summary section on the bottom of page 30 of your information sheet and your own knowledge. Try to come up with 3 arguments for and against the following statement:
‘Henry VII was successful in fulfilling his foreign policy aims’
Your tasks for next lesson are as follows: