Treaty Of Etaples Fact-Matching Game

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The Treaty of Etaples was signed on November 3, 1492.
It was a peace treaty between England and France.
The treaty ended the conflict known as the Italian Wars.
It was negotiated by King Henry VII of England and King Charles VIII of France.
England agreed to pay an annual pension to France as part of the treaty.
The treaty allowed English troops to withdraw from France.
France agreed to stop supporting English rebels.
The treaty aimed to bring stability to the region after years of warfare.
It confirmed the territorial gains made by France in previous conflicts.
The treaty included a marriage agreement between the French king and Henry VII's daughter, Mary.
The marriage agreement was later annulled.
The treaty helped secure peace between England and France for several years.
It marked the end of England's involvement in continental wars for some time.
The Treaty of Etaples allowed Henry VII to focus on internal affairs and strengthening his reign.
The peace treaty was highly beneficial for France, as it gained financial compensation and stability.
The Treaty of Etaples contributed to a brief period of peace in Europe.
The treaty was seen as a diplomatic success for Henry VII.
Despite the treaty, tensions between England and France resurfaced in later years.
The Treaty of Etaples is considered one of the major treaties of the late 15th century.
It laid the foundation for future diplomatic relations between England and France.