Henry VIII and Francis I Rivalry

In 1513, Henry VIII invaded France, winning the Battle of the Spurs. However, his plans to conquer more were thwarted when his allies sought peace. Woolsey then orchestrated a peace alliance with France, sealed by a royal marriage. Despite this, rivalry with Francis I emerged, marked by their similar powerful appearances.

What was the outcome of Henry VIII's invasion of France in 1513?

• He formed an alliance with Spain.

• He achieved victory at the Battle of the Spurs.

• He was defeated at the Battle of the Spurs.

• He conquered all of France.

Why did Henry VIII's plan to conquer more of France fail?

• He ran out of resources.

• His army was too small.

• His allies preferred peace over war.

• The French army was too strong.

What was Woolsey's strategy to make peace with France?

• To invade France again.

• To marry Henry's sister to the French king.

• To sign a trade agreement.

• To form an alliance with Spain.

Who did Henry's sister Mary marry to seal the alliance with France?

• Charles V

• Francis I

• Louis XII

• Philip II

What role did Woolsey encourage Henry VIII to adopt in Europe?

• A diplomat

• A power broker

• A military leader

• A religious figure

What event led to a change in the relationship between England and France?

• The birth of a new heir

• The signing of a new treaty

• The invasion of Spain

• The death of Louis XII

How did the rivalry between Henry VIII and Francis I manifest?

• Through trade disputes

• In diplomatic negotiations

• In their similar portraits

• Through military battles

What characteristic was shared by both Henry VIII and Francis I in their portraits?

• They both had long beards.

• They both held swords.

• They both wore crowns.

• They both appeared athletic and powerful.