The Real Life Breaveheart

The video explores the historical inaccuracies of the film Braveheart, focusing on Robert the Bruce, the true Braveheart. It details his rise to power, his conflicts with John Comyn, and his eventual victory at the Battle of Bannockburn, which secured Scottish independence. The video also discusses Bruce's legacy and the origin of his posthumous nickname, Braveheart.

Who was the real 'Braveheart' according to historical records?

• John Comyn

• King Edward I

• William Wallace

• Robert the Bruce

What was the nature of the relationship between Robert the Bruce and William Wallace?

• They never met

• They were allies

• They were brothers

• They were enemies

Who did Robert the Bruce have a significant conflict with, leading to a violent encounter?

• William Wallace

• King Edward I

• Angus Macfadyen

• John Comyn

What was the outcome of the Battle of Methven for Robert the Bruce?

• He was captured

• He won decisively

• He was defeated and became an outlaw

• He formed an alliance with the English

What inspired Robert the Bruce to continue his fight against the English after a period of hiding?

• A dream about William Wallace

• A spider's persistence

• A message from King Edward

• A prophecy from a seer

What was the significance of the Battle of Bannockburn for Scotland?

• It was a minor skirmish with little impact

• It solidified Robert the Bruce's position as King of Scotland

• It was a major defeat for Robert the Bruce

• It marked the end of the Scottish independence movement

How did Robert the Bruce manage to secure the release of his family from English captivity?

• By trading captured English nobles

• By paying a large ransom

• By negotiating a peace treaty

• By launching a surprise attack

What was unique about Loch Doon Castle, associated with Robert the Bruce?

• It was the largest castle in Scotland

• It was never completed

• It was built entirely of wood

• It was moved stone by stone to a new location

What did Robert the Bruce request on his deathbed regarding his heart?

• To be preserved in a museum

• To be buried in England

• To be given to his family

• To be taken on a crusade

How did Robert the Bruce earn the posthumous nickname 'Braveheart'?

• By leading a successful crusade

• By writing a famous poem

• By defeating King Edward II in single combat

• Through a legend involving his heart being thrown into battle