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Edward IV

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What event makes Richard Duke of York the heir to the throne? His return from Ireland with an army leading to the Act of Accord in 1460 that names him as Henry VI's heir
Where and when did the first battle of the war of the roses take place? St. Albans, 1455
What destroyed Richard Duke of York's ambitions for the throne? His death during the battle of Wakefield in 1460
Where did Edward IV win a great victory against the Lancastrians that prompted him to add three suns to his coat of arms? Mortimer's Cross (1461)
When does Edward IV become king of England? When he enters London in 1461
What famous battle was fought in a blizzard and was a victory for Edward? Towton (1461)
What three castles did the Lancastrians take in 1461? Alnwich, Bamburgh, Dunstanburgh
What causes Edward's falling out with the Earl of Warwick? His marriage to Elizabeth Woodville, his support for Burgundy
What strategic marriage tied Burgundy to England while alienating Louis XI and Warwick? Margaret of York (Edward's sister) and Duke Charles of Burgundy in 1465
What two rebellions threatened Yorkist power and in what year? The rebellions of Robin of Holderness (aimed to reinstate Henry Percy) in 1468 and Robin of Redesdale (led by William Conyers, one of Warwick's retainers) in 1469
In which battle did the rebels led by William Conyers (Robin of Redesdale) defeat Edward's army? The Battle of Edgecote (1469)
What battle ended in victory for Edward against a rebellion in Lincolnshire led by Warwick and the Duke of Clarence? Losecote (1470)
What were the terms of the Treaty of Angers in 1470? Henry VI would be king of England again, so long as his son, Edward Prince of Wales, married Warwick's daughter when he took the throne
What misjudgement cost Edward his throne in 1470? Demoting John Neville despite his loyalty, driving him to join Warwick and Clarence
In which battle did Edward win a victory as the Earl of Oxford accidentally attacked Warwick, his ally? Barnet (1471)
In which battle was Prince Edward of Wales killed and Margaret of Anjou captured? Tewkesbury (1471)
What changes did Edward make in the second half of his reign? Became less generous, creating less new barons and earldoms, used a new regional system to give authority to certain men, and was generally in a stronger position of power than before.
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