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Battles 1459-61 Flashcards

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when was St. Albans 1?

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22 may 1455

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how big were the two armies at St. Albans 1?

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Yorkist army = 3000

King’s army = 2-3,000

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who died at st. albans 1?

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somerset, Northumberland and clifford

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who was captured at St. Albans 1?

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Buckingham and king

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how many deaths at St. Albans 1?

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100 - mainly Lancs

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when was Blore Heath?

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23 sept 1459

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what happened at blore heath?

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Salisbury confronted by lords Audley and Dudley and a force of 9-10,000 men

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8
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who had shadowed salisbury?

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duke of Somerset from middleham to Yorkshire

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9
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what was the result of blore heath?

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Salisbury attacked audley and Dudley and defeated them

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10
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who was killed and captured at blore heath?

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Audley killed and Dudley captured

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11
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how many deaths at blore heath?

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2000 lancs died

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12
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when was Ludford bridge?

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12-13 oct 1459

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13
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who met at ludlow castle?

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salisbury, Warwick and York

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he defected in the night at ludford bridge?

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Andrew Trollope led calais garrison across from Yorkists to Lancastrians - left Yorkists severely outnumbered

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where did the Yorkists flee after Ludford bridge?

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  • Warwick, salisbury and ed, earl of march went to Calais

- York went to Ireland

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when was battle of Northampton?

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10 July 1460

17
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how did the weather affect the battle at Northampton?

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  • pouring rain prevented the Lancs from discharging their artillery
  • sodden grounder and slippery entrenchments hampered Yorkist progress
18
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who was killed at Northampton? who was taken prisoner?

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  • buckingham, beaufort, egremont and Shrewsbury killed

- king taken prisoner

19
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when was battle of Wakefield?

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30 dec 1460

20
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what were the number at Wakefield?

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  • york had force of 6,000 men

- Lancs had 18,000 men

21
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how did the Lancastrians dupe York at Wakefield?

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  • introduced 400 of most able soldiers into Yorkists camp under guise of reinforcements
  • arrived under Sir Andrew Trollope
22
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how many Yorkists died at Wakefield?

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2000

23
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who was killed at Wakefield?

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  • york killed
  • edmund, earl of rutland killed by Lord Clifford
  • earl of salisbury executed
24
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when was Mortimer’s cross?

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2/3 feb 1461

25
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what strange phenomenon appeared at Mortimer’s cross? how did ed take advantage of it?

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  • parhelia appeared in sky - an atmospheric condition that appears to show 3 suns
  • since one of Ed’s badges was the sun, he took this as a sing from god of impending victory
  • gave a rousing speech to his men declaring this
26
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how many Lancs died at mortimer’s cross?

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3000 lancs died

27
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when was St. Albans 2?

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17 feb 1461

28
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who was in Yorkist force at St. Albans 2?

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Warwick, duke of Norfolk, earls of Arundel and Suffolk and Lord Fauconberg

29
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how did the weather affect st. albans 2?

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  • weather worsened so archers couldn’t fire effectively in snow storm
  • artillery Warwick had brought was ineffective in foul weather
30
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who won at St. Albans 2?

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lancs - Warwick had to retreat

31
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how many men were at Towton?

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20-30,000 on each side

32
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how did Yorkists bait Lancs at Towton?

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  • Yorkists fired 1 volley of arrows, lancs fired 7 volleys back
  • all of them fell short
  • Yorkists picked them up and attacked
33
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who provided crucial reinforcements at Towton?

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Warwick brought swells of men from midlands who won the battle

34
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how many died at Towton?

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20,000 Lancs died and 8,000 Yorkists dead

35
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which Lancastrians died at Towton?

A

Andrew Trollope, Northumberland, Wiltshire and Devon

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