The Triumph of the Yorkists (1461–1471) Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
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By 1461 - James II was…

A

Dead

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2
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What did Margaret of Anjou offer James III in April 1461

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Berwick upon Tweed and Carlisle in return for Scottish support.

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3
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Warwick is appointed as … for his loyalty to Edward IV in July 1461

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Warden of the East and West Marches

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4
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Who becomes the French King in July 1461? Who does he support?

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Louis XI - initially tries to side with the Yorkists to spite his dead father - but ultimately sides with the Lancastrians.

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5
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What were the 3 Northumberland castles called?

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Alnwick, Bamburgh, and Dunstanburgh

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6
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When were the Northumberland castles first surrendered to the Yorkists?

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September 1461 - surrendered to Warwick and his brother - Lord Montagu

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7
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Sir Williams Tailboys seized … castle in … 1461

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Alnwick
November

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8
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An Anglo Scottish Truce was in place from?

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June 1462 - August 1462

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9
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When was the Agreement of Chinon?

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June 1462

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10
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What was the Agreement of Chinon?

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Louis XI provided 800 French mercenaries in return for Calais (deal with Margaret of Anjou).

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11
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How were the 800 mercenaries that Louis XI provided?

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The mercenaries seized control of Dunstanburgh and Bamburgh in October 1462.

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12
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How many more Lords support the Yorkist army in 1462 than in Towton?

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38

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13
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In November 1462, …. and …. besieged all three castles

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Warwick
Lord Montagu

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14
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What significant Lancastrian noble fought on the side of the Yorkists in 1462?

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Somerset fought on the side of the Yorksists in the siege of Alnwick (RECONCILIATION WORKING?)

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15
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What policy did Edward IV adopt in 1462?

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Reconciliation

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16
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By December 1462…

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Dunstanburgh and Bamburgh were surrendered to the Yorkists.

17
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Who surrendered Dunstanburgh castle?

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Sir Ralph Percy - who surrenders and reconciles with the Yorkists

18
Q

As a reward for his reconciliation what does Edward Iv give Ralph Percy?

A

Custody of both Bamburgh and Dunstanburgh.

19
Q

Who is give custody of Alnwick?

A

Sir Ralph Gray

20
Q

When does Margaret of Anjou invade Northumberland with Scottish support?

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March/ April 1463

21
Q

Why is Margaret’s invasion of Northumberland effective?

A

Percy and Gray betrayed reconciliation and opened the gates of Bamburgh and Dunstanburgh to her.

22
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In response to the Lancastrians capturing the Northumberland castles what does Warwick do?

A

He leads an army north and this army intimidates the Scots who retreat and forceds Edward and Margaret to flee to Burgundy. Henry VI takes refuge in Edinburgh.

23
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What was the Anglo-French agreement (in 1463)?

A

Margaret and Edward took exile in France.

24
Q

When does Edward IV negotiate with James III? What happens as a consequence?

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December 1463 - Scots consequently remove support for Lancastrians and HVI bases himself in Bamburgh Castle.