Continued Resistance after Falkirk Flashcards

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Who became the new joint Guardians of Scotland after Wallace?

A

Robert the Bruce and John Comyn.

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What was the status of Scottish resistance between 1300 and 1303?

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Edward I campaigned briefly due to the war with France and controlled only the south-east of Scotland.

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What significant event occurred in 1303?

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Edward I returned with a powerful army and recaptured Stirling Castle.

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What happened by the summer of 1304?

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Most of the Scottish nobles had surrendered to Edward I.

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When did Bruce and Comyn continue their resistance, and what happened to them?

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Bruce resisted until 1302, and Comyn resisted until his surrender in 1304.

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What role did William Wallace play in the resistance after Falkirk?

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Wallace traveled to Europe in 1299 to seek support and later rejoined the resistance in 1303, engaging in guerrilla activity in areas like Annandale, Liddesdale, and Cumberland.

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