The Plantagenets

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1.   The war for the throne between the houses of Lancaster and York was remembered as
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The Plantagenets
The Hundred Years' War
The Wars of the Roses

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2. In 1415, Henry V defeated three times bigger French troops at the Battle of
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3. Henry Tudor (Henry VII) defeated Richard III in 1485, thus ending the War, at the Battle of
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4. Magna Carta was signed by King
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5. Edward III had a son, a glorious fighter and participant in the Hundred Years' War, known as Edward
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6. The French won and, after 1453, only Calais was left in the hands of the English.
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7. Magna Carta Libertatum was signed in
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8. Leading Scots towards the independence, Robert Bruce defeated Edward II in 1315 at the Battle of
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9. Richard of Gloucester was crowned as Richard II.

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He was crowned as Richard III.

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10. The conflict between Henry II and the Church resulted in the death of Archbishop
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11. The first major English victory was in 1346 at the Battle of
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12. Because of his success in invading Scotland, King Edward I was also known as
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In 1415, Henry V defeated three times bigger French troops at the...
Henry Tudor (Henry VII) defeated Richard III in 1485, thus ending the...
Magna Carta was signed by King
Edward III had a son, a glorious fighter and participant in the...
The French won and, after 1453, only Calais was left in the hands of...
Magna Carta Libertatum was signed in
Leading Scots towards the independence, Robert Bruce defeated Edward...
Richard of Gloucester was crowned as Richard II.
The conflict between Henry II and the Church resulted in the death of...
The first major English victory was in 1346 at the Battle of
Because of his success in invading Scotland, King Edward I was also...
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