Wars of the Roses 5 - Edward IV + Richard III Flashcards

1
Q

When was Edward IV crowned in London?

A

March 1461

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2
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When was the battle of Towton?

A

29th March 1464

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3
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When were the battles of Hexham and Hedgeley Moor?

A

1464

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4
Q

When did Edward IV marry Elizabeth Woodville?

A

May 1464 (publicly revealed in September)

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5
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When was Henry VI captured and held in the Tower?

A

1465

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6
Q

When did Clarence and Warwick form an alliance?

A

1469

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7
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When did Clarence marry Isobel Neville?

A

1469

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8
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When was the battle of Edgecote?

A

26th July 1469

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9
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When were the battles of Losecoat field and Nibley Green?

A

March 1470

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10
Q

When did Warwick flee to France?

A

April 1470

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11
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When did Anne Neville marry Edward of Lancaster?

A

April 1470

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12
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When did Warwick invade and Henry VI was placed back on the throne?

A

September 1470

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13
Q

When did Edward invade England (joined by Clarence)?

A

March 1471

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14
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When was the battle of Barnet and the arrival of Margaret in England?

A

14 April 1471

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15
Q

When was the battle of Tewkesbury?

A

4 May 1471

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16
Q

When did Henry VI die?

A

12 May 1471

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17
Q

When did Jasper and Henry Tudor flee to France?

A

1471

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18
Q

When did Richard marry Anne Neville?

A

1472

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19
Q

When was the Neville inheritance divided?

A

1474-75

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20
Q

When was the Treaty of Picquiny?

A

1475

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21
Q

When did Isobel Neville die?

A

1476

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22
Q

When did Clarence put Twynho on trial?

A

April 1477

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23
Q

When were Clarence’s servants executed?

A

May 1477

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24
Q

When was Clarence’s trial?

A

January 1478

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25
Q

When was Clarence executed?

A

18 February 1478

26
Q

When did Edward IV die?

A

9 April 1483

27
Q

When did Edward V arrive in London?

A

May 1483

28
Q

When were Edward IV’s allies arrested?

A

13 June 1483

29
Q

When were the Woodvilles executed?

A

25 June 1483

30
Q

When was Richard declared protector?

A

4 May 1483

31
Q

When was Richard III declared king?

A

26 June (coronated 6 July) 1483

32
Q

When was Buckingham’s rebellion?

A

September 1483

33
Q

When did Henry Tudor return to Brittany with Yorkist rebels?

A

November 1483

34
Q

When did Henry Tudor promise to marry Elizabeth of York?

A

Christmas 1483

35
Q

When did Henry Tudor flee from Brittany to France?

A

1484

36
Q

When was the Anglo-Scottish truce?

A

1484

37
Q

When was the reconciliation with Elizabeth Woodville?

A

1 March 1484

38
Q

When were rumours about Richard III and Elizabeth of York?

A

Christmas 1484

39
Q

When did Richard III’s son die?

A

1484

40
Q

When did Anne Neville die?

A

1485

41
Q

When was the battle of Bosworth?

A

22 August 1485

42
Q

When did Richard III die?

A

1485

43
Q

Who was defeated at Edgecote?

A

William Herbert (guardian of Henry Tudor)

44
Q

Why was the battle of Losecoat field named that?

A

Because the fleeing men tried to remove their coats which showed their allegiance

45
Q

Why did the Earl of Oxford’s men attack each other at the battle of Barnet?

A

Because his badge of ‘stars with
streamers’ was mistaken for Edward’s ‘sun in splendour’

46
Q

Why were Warwick’s forces at Barnet weaker?

A

Because some Lancastrians, such as the Duke of Somerset, preferred to wait and
join Margaret’s army when it arrived.

47
Q

What was the rhyme that referred to Richard and his supporters and who wrote it?

A

William Collingbourne: ‘The Cat, the rat and Lovell our dog, rule all England under a hog’.

48
Q

How did Richard make sure that Lord Stanley was behaving well?

A

Richard held eldest son of Lord Stanley, George Lestrange, as hostage

49
Q

Where was Lancastrian resistance defeated in 1464?

A

At the battles of Hexham and Hedgely Moor

50
Q

Who did Warwick try to secure a marriage between?

A

Between Edward and Bona of Savoy (sister-in-law to the King of France)

51
Q

Who was Elizabeth Woodville the widow of and when did he die?

A

Sir John Grey (died at St Albans 2)

52
Q

How did Edward secure his alliance with the Duke of Burgundy?

A

His sister Margaret married the Duke in 1468

53
Q

When did Warwick distance himself from Edward’s court?

A

1467

54
Q

Who orchestrated the 1469 rebellions?

A

The Robin of Redesale and Robin of Holderness

55
Q

Where did Edward flee when Warwick invaded?

A

Burgundy

56
Q

Who did Clarence want to remarry?

A

The daughter of the Duke of Burgundy or the sister of the King of Scotland

57
Q

How did Clarence try to prevent Richard marrying?

A

He hid Anne Neville

58
Q

Which Woodvilles were arrested?

A

Anthony Rivers and Sir Richard Grey

59
Q

How many Yorkists joined Henry Tudor in exile?

A

400

60
Q

What happened to Richard’s supporters?

A

Buckingham = rebelled
Lord Stanley = loyalty doubted
John de la Pole and William Herbert = neutral
John Howard = grew resentful

61
Q

How did international support help Henry Tudor?

A

France - provided safety whilst Richard negotiated with the Duke of Brittany to hand him over, men and money
Scotland - men (Richard launched naval attacks against them)

62
Q

Why was Henry Tudor able to land safely?

A

Inaccurate spy reports told Richard that Henry would land on south
coast (he landed in Wales where he had some support)