Which of these was the most significant result of the Battle of Dunbar?

After Dunbar, what was the job of De Warenne?

After Dunbar, Edward changed parts of Scottish government. Which THREE of these did he change?

What was the job of Hugh Cressingham in Scotland?

What type of style of taxation did Cressingham introduce to Scotland?

In his letter to Edward I in 1297, Cressingham complained that

'not a _______ could be raised from your realm of Scotland by any means until my lord the Earl of Warenne shall enter the land'.

In the Western Isles, which TWO families were great rivals at this time?

Which three Scottish nobles met at Irvine in 1297?

Which TWO from the English side were sent to deal with those nobles at Irvine?

What did the Scottish nobles do when confronted by Percy and Clifford at Irvine?

How long did the negotiations at Irvine go on for?

With Bruce, Steward and Bishop Wishart surrendering at Irvine, who was now the main figure of Scottish resistance in the south of Scotland?

Who was the man that would lead Scottish resistance with Wallace, and arguably was the more significant and experienced leader?

After which terrible Scottish defeat had Murray been imprisoned?

What did Murray do after being imprisoned?

Was Murray successful in claiming back his family lands in the north-west (Inverness-Moray)?

Who had Wallace killed in 1297 that made him an outlaw?

How many years after Wallace's death did Blind Harry write his account of his life?

Where was Wallace said to have taken refuge and trained his men while he was wanted for killing an English official?

According to Wallace's seal, what was the name of his father?

On which letter can we see Wallace's seal? (which reveals so much about him)

What were the names of Wallace's brothers, who also fought against the English in Scotland? Choose TWO

On a ragman's roll, where was Alan Wallace (William's father) listed as a crown tenant?

Was Wallace from a noble family?

What is the weapon shown on the seal of Wallace?

What was the first name of the Sheriff of Lanark who was killed in 1297?

In which month was the Sheriff murdered by Wallace in 1297?

According to Blind Harry, why did Wallace kill the sheriff?

According to Blind Harry,

'From that day, Wallace vowed an undying _________ against the English.'

What was the supposed name of Wallace's wife?

Where is it likely that Wallace learned his military training?

Who also assisted Wallace at this time?

What year did Blind Harry write his story 'The Wallace'?

Wallace also had the support of some clergy. Which Bishop supported Wallace according to the Lanercost Chronicle in 1297?

The Lanercost Chronicle in 1297 refers to the Bishop of Glasgow as

'ever foremost in _______ with the Steward of the Realm.'

The Lanercost Chronicle is from which part of the world?

When did Bruce and his followers submit to Clifford and Percy at Irvine?

What have some historians suggested may have been the reason for the long negotiations at Irvine?

Is it known for a fact that the Scottish resistance in the north and south were working together?

Who did the English forces send out to capture Andrew Murray who was causing trouble in the north?

Was Buchan successful in capturing Murray?

Which castle on Loch Ness did Murray successfully capture from English forces in 1297?

Which place did Wallace and Murray join together at to lay siege to in 1297?

After Dundee, where did Wallace and Murray march to?

Where was it then decided to clash with English forces?

What was the date of the Battle of Stirling Bridge?

Where were the Scottish forces positioned?

Stirling Bridge was the only bridge that crossed over the River ______________.

Which TWO led the English forces?

According to the English Chronicler, Walter of Guisborough, how many English cavalry were there?

According to the English Chronicler, Walter of Guisborough, how many English infantry were there?

How likely is it that the English Chronicler, Walter of Guisborough, exaggerated the numbers of English forces?

According to Cressingham, who wrote to King Edward himself, he had a more modest force of ______ cavalry.

According to Cressingham, who wrote to King Edward himself, he had a more modest force of ______ infantry.

Was the English army at Stirling in 1297 as big and as organised at the English army had been at Dunbar?

Hugh Cressingham was an able administrator but had very little ...

Only TWO Scottish nobles turned up as requested by the English forces?

The majority of the Scottish soldiers were armed with ...

A pike is a long pole that is .... metres long.

Pikes were held in a formation known as a ... that looked like a hedgehog.

Schiltrons were used to reduce the impact of ...

How many mounted knights could cross the bridge at Stirling at one time?

What are THREE possible reasons why Cressingham did not use the ford further down the river?

The bridge, being a _______, would also reduce the effectiveness of the English mounted cavalry.

The night before the battle saw a ______ break out between the Earl of Lennox and the Steward.

That fight was enough to convince the only two Scottish nobles who had appeared after being summoned by Edward I, to ______

Who had gone to bed early before the battle, being tired and ill?

The English forces who had crossed the bridge early in the morning were called back the first time because ...

The English forces were later caused to return from over the bridge once more because _____ reappeared.

The English thought the two Scots nobles brought word of the Scottish surrender but instead they only came to report their failure to ...

Which part of the English forces did Sir Marmaduke de Thweng lead?

Wallace and Murray formed their troops into their schiltron formations with their best ______ to the front.

As the Scots got nearer to the English, the pikemen in the front ______ their pikes and gave a great battle cry.

The English vanguard found themselves _________ and drive back to the bend in the river.

Now trapped, the remainder of the English vanguard was systematically ____ on the end of Scot's pikes.

Who was pulled from his horse and flayed alive?

According to one later chronicle, the skin of Cressingham was used to make ______.

Which English leader fled the field after the fighting spirit of the English had been broken?

Where did the Earl of Surrey escape from Stirling to?

Who was told to hold Stirling Castle for as long as possible?

How long did the English hold out in Stirling Castle after the battle?

When the Scots captured Stirling Castle, they also got many valuable prisoners for ________

Tragedy struck when Andrew Murray was ____ in the battle.

Murray had been named _________ after the battle but his death was a massive blow to the Scottish resistance.

In which month did Andrew Murray die from the wounds he got in the Battle of Stirling Bridge?