England and Scotland sign the Treaty of Greenwich on July1, 1543, aiming to unite the two kingdoms through the marriage of King Henry VIII's son, Edward, to Mary, Queen of Scots. The Scottish Parliament rejected the treaty in December 1543. leading to renewed conflict known as the "Rough Wooing"
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