8. Late Middle Ages Flashcards

just how i like em

1
Q

Greatest of all Plantagenets:

A

Edward I (1272-1307)

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2
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Characteristics of Edward I’s reign (name 4):

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-founder of the English parliamentary system & law codifier
-nationalism
-centralisation of king’s power
-wars agains Wales & Scotland

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3
Q

Model parliament (1295) summoned by Edward I:

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representations of all classes with political rights (their approval for taxation is required)

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4
Q

The Ring of Iron is…

A

A network of immense castles in Wales, commissioned by Edward I (his invasion)

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5
Q

English conquest of the Wales
(ruler + dates)

A

Edward I
1277, 1282-1284

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6
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Statute of Rhuddlan in 1284 -consequences (name 2):

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-Wales loses its independence, is annexed by England
-English common law and shires

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7
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First English Prince of Wales:

A

Edward II

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8
Q

What did the English stole from the Welsh? :)))

A

Welsh longbow

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9
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First war of Scottish Independence (years):

A

1296-1328

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10
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How many pretenders did the Scottish throne have in 1290?

A

THIRTEEN !!! 13 :0 ?!

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11
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Whic of the pretenders sat on the Scottish throne and why?

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1291 -John Balliol, thanks to Edward I

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12
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After John Balliol is crowned, he…

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Pays homage to Edward I
(Scotland is treated as a vassal state)

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13
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Auld Alliance -explain

A

Scotland allies with France, instead of paying Edward I money for troops

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14
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In response to the Auld Alliance (1294), Edward I…

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Invades Scotland, occupies, steals the Stone of Scone

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15
Q

The Stone of Scone is…

A

Stone of Scone -a coronation stone of Scottish Kings

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16
Q

The uprising of William Wallace (years)

A

1297-1305

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17
Q

Robert the Bruce is…

A

in 1306 crowned the king od Scotland

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18
Q

Robert the Bruce grafually reconquers the North of Scotland (years):

A

1307-1314

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19
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The Battle of Bannockburn

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1314 -most significant Scottish victory, secures Scottish independence

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20
Q

Reign of Edward III is also called the…

A

Age of chivalry !

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21
Q

Who introduced English as the official language in law?

A

Edward III

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22
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How did Edward III divide the Parliament?

A

House of Commons,
House of Lords

23
Q

Order of the Garter is ….

A

The most senior knighthood in Britain

24
Q

The hundred years’ war (years):

A

1227-1453

25
Q

The hundred years’ war (1337-1453) was fought between which dynasties?

A

English -House of Plantagenet
French -House of Valois

26
Q

The hundret years’ war is divided into three phases, name the one that England dominated:

A

FIRST: Edwardian War

27
Q

Which hundret years’ war (1337-1453) phases did France dominate?

A

SECOND: Caroline War
THIRD: Lancastrian War

28
Q

Where was the hundret years’ (1337-1453) war fought?

A

In France
+naval raids on the southern coast of England

29
Q

Why did the hundred years’ war (1337-1453) start?

A

-Edward III claim to the French throne
-England’s support of a rebellion
-the Auld Alliance

30
Q

A famous British victory (1346)

A

The battle of Crecy (1346)

31
Q

War is interrupted by …… that killed 1/3 of the Europe’s population:

A

Black Death (1348)

32
Q

The last Plantagenet:

A

Richard II
(1377-1399)

33
Q

The Great Peasants’ Revolt in Kent and Essex (date):

A

1381

34
Q

“The morning star of the English Reformation”:

A

John Wycliffe

35
Q

Wycliffe’s doctrines (name 3):

A

the Bible>church officials
Pope=antichrist
king>priests

36
Q

Who first translated the Bible into English? (1384)

A

John Wycliffe
(1384)

37
Q

Wycliffe’s followers are called:

A

The Lollards
(“to mumble prayers”)

38
Q

Why does Richard II stop ruling?

A

He abdicates due to political turmoil

39
Q

What dynasty takes over after the Plantagenets?

A

The House of Lancaster

(Henries domain)

40
Q

What Henries came from the Lancasters?

A

Henry IV (prequel)
Henry V
Henry VI (sequel)

41
Q

Which Henry resumes the 100 Years’ War (1337-1453)?

A

Henry V revives the claim to the French throne

42
Q

The greatest British victory of the Hundret Years’ War (1337-1453):

A

The battle of Agincourt (1415)

43
Q

When did English kings stop claiming the French throne?

A

1801 :o

44
Q

Who is associated with the Siege of Orleans (1428/9)?

A

Henry VI, Joan d’Arc

45
Q

In 1453, the English lose all possessions in France except…

A

Calais

46
Q

Wars of the Roses (years):

A

1455-1485

47
Q

The “roses” in the wars of the roses (1455-1485):

A

York: The white rose
Lancaster: The red rose (Henry VI & his wife)

48
Q

The bloodiest battle ever fought in the British Isles (1461):

A

The Battle of Towton

49
Q

Who wins the war of roses (1455-1485)

A

(White Rose)
The House of York -Edward IV

50
Q

The last battle of the Wars of Roses (1455-1485):

A

The battle of Bosworth (1485)

51
Q

The new dynasty that emerges after the war of Roses (1455-1485) is…

A

The Tudors
(Wales!)

52
Q

Beginning of the Renaissance:

A

1485

53
Q

Yeomen -meaning:

A

Rich peasants that buy off land

54
Q

15th century England (name 3):

A

-end of feudalism (land becomes rented)
-enclosures, wool trade
-first printing office