Scotland, Ireland and Wales, + continental possessions

Question 1

Wales prior to Henry

Answer 1

Wales had grown more powerful and had made significant gains against marcher barons

Question 2

Invades Gwynedd

Answer 2

1157: Invades Gwynedd Owain submits however little changes

Question 3

Year he gains submission of Rhys

Answer 3

1158: after invading deheubarth

Question 4

Strips Rhys of land

Answer 4

1163: again strips Rhys of lands

Question 5

Council of Woodstock

Answer 5

Gains submission of Welsh princes with especially tough terms

Question 6

Welsh princes rebel

Answer 6

Welsh princes rebel in 1165: Henry is unable to crush the uprising and wales remains independant

Question 7

Pope Adrian issues Laudebulliter

Answer 7

1155: Gives Henry permission to invade Ireland

Question 8

Dermot comes to Henry for aid

Answer 8

1167: Henry gives dermot permission to raise an army

Question 9

Dermot gets strongbow and gets wexford

Answer 9

1169: Strongbow goes with Dermot to

Ireland captures Wexford in 1170

Question 10

In exchange for

earldom of Huntingdon

Answer 10

1157: Pushes Malcolm IV back and

restores border of 1136 gets Cumbria and Northumbria, also makes malcolm a vassal

Question 11

Evidence of Malcolm obeying feudal obligations

Answer 11

in Toulouse in 1159, and in

campaign against the welsh in 1165

Question 12

William the lion captured

Answer 12

Capture of William the

Lion at Alnwich: 1174

Question 13

Treaty of falaise

Answer 13

William becomes a vassal of Henry