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Acronym of battles

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Six battles lost now we must survive Towton

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Six battles lost now we must survive Towton

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St Albans
Blore Heath
Ludford Bridge
Northampton 
Wakefield
Mortimer Cross
St Albans 2 
Towton
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St Albans 1 Date

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1455

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1455- 59

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Relative peace as both sides lacked support

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St Albans 1- who won?

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Yorkists- led by Warwick

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St Albans 1- killed?

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Somerset and leading Lancastrians

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St Albans 1- consequence?

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York became protector again

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Blore Heath- date?

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September 1459

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Blore Heath- who won?

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Yorkists

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Blore Heath- what happened

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Warwicks dad (Richard Neville) intercepted Salisbury
Fake retreat led to attack on both sides
Salisbury promised support of Stanley’s- but they didn’t show up
York captain of Calais

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Blore Heath- killed?

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Lord Audley

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Ludford Bridge- date?

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October 12th 1459

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Ludford Bridge- who won?

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Lancastrian

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Ludford Bridge- who switches sides

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Calais garrison- would not fight the king

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Ludford Bridge- consequences

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York fled to Ireland and son (Earl of Rutland) and wife imprisoned in Coventry

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Parliament of Devils- date?

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November 1459

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Parliament of Devils- where?

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Coventry

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Parliament of Devils- what was it?

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Confiscated land and titles

Convicted York to treason

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Who implemented the Parliament of Devils?

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Margaret of Anjou

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Another name for the Parliament of Devils?

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Act of Attainder

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How many Yorkists had the act of attainder passed against them

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27 Yorkists (most family)

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Parliament of Devils- consequences?

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York wanted to be king advisor but now wants the throne as he lost everything
Nobles changed side as it was ‘too harsh’

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Northampton- date?

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July 1460

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Northampton- who won?

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Yorkists

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Northampton- who helpers Yorkists over barricade
Lord Grey of Ruthin
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Northampton- who dies?
Duke of Buckingham
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Northampton- what happened?
Salisbury stayed in London as they marched London first then to Northampton Lord grey helped Yorkists
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Northampton- why did York win?
Lord Greys help Had control of river Lancastrians cannons didn’t fire due to weather
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Northampton- consequences?
Yorkists take King back to London- to keep him safe but the government control
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York returns from Ireland- date
September 1460
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York walks into Westminster- date
October 10th 1460
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York walks into Westminster- what happens?
He tried to claim his title by placing his hand on the throne- Archbishop of Canterbury says ‘have you come to see the king?’
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York walks into Westminster- consequences?
York shows he wants the throne- intentions have changed | Doesn’t have support so looks bad
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Act of Accord- date?
October 1460
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Act of Accord- what is it?
York made heir to the throne but Henry stays on the throne for now
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Act of Accord- consequences?
York not natural heir to the throne Disinherit Margaret’s son (Edward of Lancaster aka Prince of Wales) Shows lords are desperate to compromise for peace
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Wakefield- date?
December 1460
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Wakefield- who won?
Lancastrian
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Wakefield- where at?
Sandal Castle
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Wakefield- what happened?
Duke of Somerset and Devon joined Margaret Lancastrians surged Sandal Castle York left to fight on open ground as left the castle (perhaps tricked out of it and underestimated the enemy)
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Wakefield- weapon of choice
Polaxe
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Wakefield- killed?
Richard of York Lots of nobles More than 2000 Yorkists lives
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Wakefield- consequences?
Earl of Rutland and earl of Salisbury executed | York killed- head stuck on an spike at the gates of York
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Mortimer’s Cross- date?
February 1461
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Mortimer’s Cross- who won?
Yorkists
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Mortimer’s Cross- who replaces York
York’s son Edward (he’s young and a good leader)
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Mortimer’s Cross- what happened?
Margaret promises possessions of people they defeat to Jasper Tudor and the Lancastrians (pillaging) Yorkists motivated by York’s death- blood feud
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Mortimer’s Cross- propaganda
3 sons appeared in the sky (sign sent from God) that helped Edward of York and called him the chosen one Edward wore black armour and fought so he had respect of captains
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St Albans 2- date
February 17th 1461
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St Albans 2- who won
Lancastrian
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St Albans 2- what happened
Warwick was beaten | York has defensive position and Warwick moves them and failed
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St Albans 2- consequences
Warwick fled to the midlands London was left open for Margaret to go- she was refused entry Edward given hero’s welcome to London Edward made king, announced by Salisbury (now there were 2 kings!)
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St Albans 2- why was Margaret refused entry to London
Her army had a poor reputation due to robbery and pillaging towns
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Edward 4 announced as king- date?
March 14th 1461
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Towton- main reason for occurring
Fight for crown- there were two kings, Henry and Edward
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Towton- date?
29th March 1461
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Towton- who won
Yorkists
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Battle at Ferrybridge- date
28th March 1461
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Battle at Ferrybridge- consequences
Lancastrians forced to retreat | Lord Clifford killed
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Towton- who had higher ground
Lancastrians
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Towton- numbers of nobles
Lancastrians- 19 | Yorkists- 8
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Towton- why York won
Weather- wind and snow blew into faces of Lancastrians and their arrows fell short and picked up by Yorkists to use Late arrival of Norfolk made Lancastrians flee Lancastrians trapped by the broken bridge and attacked Edwards leadership
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Towton- killed
Northumberland | Devon and Wiltshire captures and executed
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Towton- Henry VI
Was not present as it was Palm Sunday, they escaped to Scotland
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Edward crowned- date
28th June 1461