Bannockburn Flashcards

1
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Edward I reign dates

A

1272-1307

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2
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Edward II reign dates

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1307-1327

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3
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Alexander III’s death

A

1286

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4
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Scottish Lords of Congregation ask Edward I to elect a new king from 13 candidates

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1290

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5
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John Balliol reign dates

A

1292-1296

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6
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John Balliol surrenders to Edward I

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10th July 1296

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7
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Scottish Wars of Independence

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1296-1328

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8
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Robert Bruce reign dates

A

1306-1329

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9
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Edward Bruce demands the surrender of Philip de Mowbray at Stirling Castle

A

24th June 1313

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10
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Battle of Bannockburn

A

23-24th June 1314

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11
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Treaty of Arbroath

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1320

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12
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Treaty of Edinburgh

A

1328

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13
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Scottish commanders

A

Robert Bruce, Edward Bruce, Sir James Keith, James Douglas, Thomas Randolph

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14
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Scottish overall troop number

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10,000

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15
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Scottish troop type

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  • Infantry (schiltrons)
  • Light cavalry (around 600)
  • Archers (around 500)
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16
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Scottish casualties

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1,000

17
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English commanders

A

Edward II, Earl of Gloucester (Sir Aymer de Valence), Earl of Hereford, Earl of Clifford
Sir Henry de Bohun

18
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English overall troop number

A

20,000

19
Q

English troop type

A
  • Infantry
  • Heavily armoured horsemen & knights
  • Welsh archers
  • Crossbowmen
20
Q

English casualties

A

10,000 (many died attempting to cross the Bannockburn in the rout that followed Edward’s withdrawal from the battle; a witness said that ‘bodies lay so thick a man could cross the burn dry-shod.’)