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issues of succcession/marriage/foreign policy were most important in determining the relationship between crown and parliament during the tudor period

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the Reformation under Henry VIII The issues of s/m/fp were of some influence in the reign of Henry VII, especially the latter as Henry frequently needed parliament early on in his reign to provide the necessary funding to defray the Lambert Simnel Revolt 1487, assist in the war in Brittany 1489 and fight against France...
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As a result Parliamentary power strengthened. However after an initial period of activity, Henry Tudor began following a peaceful foreign policy, restricting the need to summon parliament and thus weakening parliament's influence. During the reign of Henry VIII, all these factors were of consequence in influencing crown and parliamentary relations...
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