1
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what did the Treaty of Troyes 1420 agree?
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Henry V recognised as heir to French throne and marries French princess Catherine of Valois
2
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what did the Treaty of Arras 1435 agree and what impact did it have?
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established peace between Burgundy and Charles VII of France, removing key supporter of england
3
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who was John, Duke of Bedford?
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- Henry VI’s uncle and regent in France during negotiations
- died 1435
4
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what was agreed in the Truce of Tours?
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an end to the war and Henry VI’s marriage to Margaret of Anjou
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1.Complete War of the Roses
flashcards
Decks in class (103)
# Cards
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Timeline pre 145035
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Timeline 1450-59115
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Timeline 146034
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Timeline 1461-71118
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Timeline 1471-8377
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Timeline 1483-8655
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Timeline 1486-990
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War of the Roses quick facts and terms (starters and VLE)77
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Background info5
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Provenance of common sources regarding HVI 1450-5322
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Conflict Origins (1450-1459) (mine)65
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The Crisis of 1450 (school)50
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Duke of Suffolk's Fall (mine)30
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Cade's Rebellion (mine)31
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Crisis of 1450 (mine)28
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York and Somerset, 1451-1453 (school)42
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why the relationship between york and somerset deteriorated (mine)44
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Why Richard of York failed to dominate government (mine)40
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York’s period of ascendance, 1454-1456 (school)55
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Why did the Nevilles support York 1453-55? mine27
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How successful was York's first period of dominance (the 'First Protectorate' 1454-55)? (mine)46
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How successful was York's second period of dominance (the 'Second Protectorate' 1455-56) (mine)23
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Key Battles 1455-59 (mine)22
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Key Developments 1456-58 (mine)25
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Queen Margaret's Triumph, 1456-1459 (school)52
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How strong was York's position by the end of 1456 compared to the beginning of 1453?2
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Importance of Margaret in the development of Conflict36
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Why were the Yorkists attainted 1459?25
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why was the parliament of devils so significant?10
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How weak was the position of the yorkists by the end of 1459?10
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The Yorkists in 1460 (school)45
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Key events of 146025
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Why were the Yorkists able to return in 1460?41
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What motivated the Yorkists in 1460?16
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Why did York claim the throne in 1460?13
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What were the consequences of York's claim to the throne?12
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The Yorkists after the death of Richard of York, 1461 (school)50
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kEY eVENTS OF 14618
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How strong was the Lancastrian position before Towton in 1461?22
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Why did the Lancastrians lose the throne in 146126
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What were the strengths and weaknesses of the Yorkists after Towton12
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To what extent did financial & economic weakness undermine the Lancastrian regime 1460-113
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Battles 1459-6178
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How far had the reasons for conflict changed by 146110
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Lancastrian Resistance, 1461-1464 (school)45
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Key Events of Lancastrian Resistance 1461-6453
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Why was the Lancastrian resistance 1461-64 unsuccessful?53
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How did Edward IV assert his rule in England 1461-69/why was he able to rule succesfully?42
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Edward IV's government, 1461-1469 (school)50
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Key Events 1461-6933
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Why did the Earl of Warwick turn against Edward IV?49
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Why did Edward IV become a captive in 1469?23
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English Trade and the Economy 1450-7154
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How major was the impact of Baronial warfare 1459-71 on English society?17
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Rebellion, Readeption and Restoration, 1469-1471 (school)60
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Key Events 1470-7133
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Why did Edward IV lose the throne in 1470?29
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Why was Edward IV able to recover the throne in 1471?31
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To what extent did English trade and the economy recover 1461-71?31
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Key Battles 1461-7169
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Key Dates Timeline58
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battles key info75
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more key dates60
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Pacification, 1471-147485
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Edward IV's pacification and foreign policy, 1471-1483 (school)47
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How did Edward IV pacify England?92
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Edward IV's government, 1471-1483 (school)46
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Edward IV, the royal family and the nobility, 1471-1483 (school)50
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Edward IV and the regions97
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Edward IV and Foreign Policy41
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Edward IV and Sources of Income63
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Edward IV and Methods of Governing ( how did Edward IV rule the kingdom 1471-1483?)112
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Trade and the Economy (1467-83)113
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Feuding within the Regime of Edward IV90
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Execution of Clarence33
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Legacy of Edward IV20
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Richard of Gloucester's coup and the consequences, 1483 (school)50
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Government of Richard III, 1483-1485 (school)50
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The events of Gloucester's seizure of power53
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Motives for the usurpation45
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Strengths and weaknesses of the regime in 148323
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The Yorkist Succession under Richard III12
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The disappearance of the princes in the tower27
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Reasons for rebellion in 148332
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Why did Buckingham's Rebellion fail?13
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Richard III and the Regions37
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How strong was Richard's position in 1484?31
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Richard's Problems in 148521
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Richard III and Henry Tudor, 1483-1486 (school)50
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The Road to Bosworth23
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The Battle of Bosworth19
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Reasons why Henry Tudor became king23
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The consolidation of HVII's power93
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Richard's reign - a propaganda battle?8
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Rebellions 1486-89121
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Threats and rebellions against Henry VII, 1486-1499 (school)50
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Threats to Henry VII37
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Henry VII's governance of the realm, 1486-1499 (school)50
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Henry VII and the Regions68
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Henry VII and the Nobility53
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Henry VII and Government67
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Henry VII's Financial Policy70
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The Economy 1471-9921
