<div style="text-align: center;"><span style="font-size: 24pt;">Wars of the Roses</span></div>

Which King was captured at the First Battle of St Albans?

Richard I

Henry VI

Richard III

Edward III

On what date did the Wars of the Roses end?

4 May 1471

22 August 1485

16 June 1487

14 April 1471

Which was the final battle in the Wars of the Roses?

Barnet

Tewkesbury

Bosworth Field

Stoke Field

Who was the final King of the House of York?

Richard III

George Plantagenet

Edward IV

Richard Plantagenet

Where did the Tudor family orginiate?

York

Lancaster

London

Anglesey

Which Film or TV show is based off the Wars of the Roses?

Lord of the Rings

Game of Thrones

The Last Kingdom

Braveheart

What happened in the lead up to the First Battle of St Albans?

Yorkists attacked Lancastrians

Lancastrians attacked Yorkists

Peaceful Negotiations

Murder of Henry VI

What was the Earl of Warwick's nickname?

The Kingmaker

The Widowmaker

The Coroner

The Rainmaker

What position did Richard Plantagenet assume at the end of the Battle of St Albans?

King

Lord Protecter

Protector of the Realm

Lieutenant of Ireland

Who outflanked Lancastrians in the First Battle of St Albans, forcing them to flee?

Thomas Neville

John Neville

William Neville

Richard Neville

Which battalion were credited for the capture of King Henry VI?

Infantry

Cavalry

Longbowmen

Riflemen

Who did the Duke of Suffolk praise for their 'valiant courage and undaunted spirit'?

Margaret of Anjou

Henry VI

Henry V

Margaret Beaufort

At the time, which battle was 'probably the largest and bloodiest battle ever fought on English soil'?

Batlle of Bosworth

Battle of Towton

Second Battle of St Albans

Battle of Wakefield

Which King was never crowned during the Wars of the Roses?

Edward IV

Henry VI

Richard III

Edward V

Who instigated the Battle of Stoke Field?

Duke of York

Duke of Norfolk

Earl of Lincoln

Earl of Warwick

Which of these battles was won through an act of treachery?

Battle of Sandwich

Battle of Northampton

Battle of Worksop

Battle of Mortimer's Cross

How did the Wars of the Roses get their name?

A rose was laid on the grave of each King slain in battle

Named after a field of roses from the First Battle of St Albans

The heraldic badges for each house was a rose

Tudor is the old english word for rose

After which battle did Queen Margaret give Edward word that she was 'at his commandment'?

Battle of Edgecote Moor

Battle of Towton

Battle of Barnet

Battle of Tewkesbury

Who sought refuge at the Castle Inn during the Battle of St Albans?

Duke of Somerset

Duke of York

Henry VI

Earl of Warwick

How long did the Battle of St Albans last?

One Hour

One Day

One Week

One Year

Who replaced Richard Plantagenet as commander of the English Forces in 1445?

Henry VI

Henry V

John Beaufort

Edmund Beaufort

How long did the Wars of the Roses last?

25 Years

30 Years

50 Years

100 Years

Henry VII's youngest surviving daughter, Mary, went on to become Queen of which country?

England

Scotland

France

Ireland

Which of these battles did not occur during the Wars of the Roses?

Battle of Blore Heath

Battle of Piltown

Battle of Hexham

Battle of Carbury Hill

Which King was the only King to be crowned King of England and King of France?

Henry V

Henry VI

Henry VII

Henry VIII

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