Military Campaigns

Question 1

Future Henry V excluded from power

Answer 1

1411-12

Question 2

Truce with Brittany

Answer 2

10 years
Jan 1414

Question 3

Southampton Plot

Answer 3

1415
Led by earl of Cambridge and wanted Edmund Mortimer to be king

Question 4

Number of fighting men in 1415 campaign

Answer 4

10500-12000

Question 5

French surrender at Harfleur

Answer 5

22nd Sep 1415

Question 6

French men at most obvious river crossing on the Somme

Answer 6

6000

Question 7

English troops cross the Somme

Answer 7

19th Oct 1415

Question 8

% of army who were archers at Agincourt

Answer 8

80%

Question 9

French magnates lost at Agincourt

Answer 9

11

Question 10

French Barons lost at Agincourt

Answer 10

120

Question 11

French Knights lost at Agincourt

Answer 11

1500

Question 12

French members of royal family lost at Agincourt

Answer 12

7

Question 13

Battle of Agincourt

Answer 13

25th Oct 1415

Question 14

Henry arrives back in England after Agincourt

Answer 14

23rd Nov 1415

Question 15

Financial reward for Agincourtn

Answer 15

£300,000 1415-17

Question 16

Henry leads army to Normandy

Answer 16

August 1417
10500 soldiers approx.

Question 17

Siege of Caen

Answer 17

1st August 1417-September 1417

Question 18

Siege of Cherbourg and Falaise

Answer 18

1418

Question 19

Siege of Rouen

Answer 19

July 1418-Jan 1419
Capital of Normandy
Rouen fined £50,000
Henry recognised as feudal lord

Question 20

Battle of Bauge

Answer 20

1421
Henry’s brother killed

Question 21

Siege of Meaux

Answer 21

1421-22
Took 7 months
Henry contracts dysentery which eventually kills him

Question 22

Reluctance to keep funding the king

Answer 22

Dec 1420