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HOW TO USE - NOTES FOR TEACHERS These resources from Historic Royal Palaces are multi-purpose. They are ready for you to tweak and use in your lessons. Disclaimer and Use Terms
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WHEN ARE WE? 1100 CE 1300 CE 1500 CE 1700 CE 1900 CE 2100 CE<br>
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WARS OF THE ROSES TIMELINE May 1455 First Battle of St. Albans | Richard, Duke of York becomes Lord Protector December 1460 Battle of Wakefield Richard, Duke of York killed March 1461 Battle of Towton Edward IV crowned King 1470 Henry VI restored to throne and Edward IV flees May 1471 Battle of Tewkesbury Henry VI murdered in Tower of London | Edward IV becomes King again 1483 Edward IV dies and the two princes disappear | Richard III becomes King 1485 Battle of Bosworth Richard III killed Henry Tudor becomes King WARS OF THE ROSES TIMELINE 2<br>
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WARS OF THE ROSES TIMELINE May 1455 First Battle of St. Albans | Richard, Duke of York becomes Lord Protector December 1460 Battle of Wakefield Richard, Duke of York killed March 1461 Battle of Towton Edward IV crowned King 1465 Henry VI captured and imprisoned in Tower of London 1470 Henry VI restored to throne and Edward IV flees April 1471 Battle of Barnet Edward IV returns to England May 1471 Battle of Tewkesbury Henry VI murdered in Tower of London | Edward IV becomes King again 1483 Edward IV dies and the two princes disappear | Richard III becomes King 1485 Battle of Bosworth Richard III killed Henry Tudor becomes King WARS OF THE ROSES TIMELINE 2<br>
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WARS OF THE ROSES TIMELINE May 1455 First Battle of St. Albans | Richard, Duke of York becomes Lord Protector September 1459 Battle of Blore Heath October 1459 Battle of Ludford Bridge July 1460 Battle of Northampton December 1460 Battle of Wakefield Richard, Duke of York killed 2 February 1461 Battle of Mortimer Cross 17 February 1461 Second Battle of St. Albans March 1461 Battle of Towton Edward IV crowned King 1465 Henry VI captured and imprisoned in Tower of London 1470 Henry VI restored to throne and Edward IV flees April 1471 Battle of Barnet Edward IV returns to England May 1471 Battle of Tewkesbury Henry VI murdered in Tower of London | Edward IV becomes King again 1483 Edward IV dies and the two princes disappear | Richard III becomes King 1485 Battle of Bosworth Richard III killed Henry Tudor becomes King WARS OF THE ROSES TIMELINE 2<br>
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CLASSROOM TASKS In which battle was Richard, Duke of York killed? Q1 Who was crowned king after the Battle of Towton? Q2 Which came first – the Battle of Mortimer Cross or the Battle of Blore Heath? Q3 In what year did the Battle of Tewkesbury take place? Q4<br>
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VOCABULARY LIST Lord Protector | Person in charge of a kingdom when the actual king or queen is unable to rule (if they are unwell or a child, for example)<br>
