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Henry VII Foreign Policy - Coggle Diagram

- - - - He feared the increase in French power and the threat to English trade/shipping.
      - He owed France gratitude for their help during his exile and was wary of war straining his "precarious finances".
    - - ◦ Help: France agreed to pay a substantial financial compensation (£159,000 pension) and agreed to remove support for English rebels (a massive gain for Henry's internal security).
  - - - ◦ Treaty of Ayton (1497): Established a nine-year truce. ◦ Treaty of Perpetual Peace (1502): Formalized improved Anglo-Scottish relations. ◦ Dynastic Marriage (1503): Henry’s daughter, Margaret, married James IV. This secured the northern border and was critical for dynastic stability