Warfare through time - Middle Ages

The commander of the English forces at the Battle of Falkirk was King (a)   _

The Scottish defensive formation used at the Battle of Falkirk was a (a)  

Roughly how large was the English army at the Battle of Falkirk

• 15,000

• 10,000

• 9000

• 65,000

• 400,000

The commander of the Scottish forces at the Battle of Falkirk was called ________ ___________.

(a)  

A the start of the Middle Ages, swords were broad and flat. By the end of the Middle Ages they were...

• Broad and flat

• Thin and pointy

• Broad and blunt

• Curved and sharp

By the end of the Middle Ages, cannon were widely used on the battlefield

• True

• False

Select two correct answers relating to the recruitment of knights during the Middle Ages

• Feudal summons were used frequently at the start of the period

• Feudal summons were used frequently at the end of the period

• Indentures were used frequently at the start of the period

• Indentures were used frequently at the end of the period

Select 2 answers which explain how infantry were recruited during the Middle Ages

• Infantry were recruited by Commissioners of Array at the START of the period

• Infantry were recruited through a contract with a knight at the START of the period

• Infantry were recruited by Commissioners of Array at the END of the period

• Infantry were recruited through a contract with a knight at the END of the period

The commander of the English army at the Battle of Agincourt was King (a)   V

Select two answers to describe the composition of the English army at the Battle of Agincourt

• 7000 infantry

• 4000 infantry

• 2000 knights

• 8000 knights