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Mind Map by andreacessford, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by andreacessford
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Scottish Resistance to Edward I, 1296 - 1305
- Wallace and Murray joined forces
- Heard English were marching to Scotland, met them at Stirling -
victory at Stirling Bridge impressive
- Shows resistance as they fought the English
in battle and won
- Heard English were marching to Scotland, met them at Stirling -
victory at Stirling Bridge impressive
- Had the support of the Church
- Bishop Wishart supported Wallace
- Shows resistance as support from
important organisation in medieval
society,
- Maintained support for Scottish independence
- Maintained support for Scottish independence
- Bishop Wishart supported Wallace
- Wallace was made guardian of Scotland
- Lubeck sent letters to Merchants in
Germany to try rebuild trafe
- Shows resistance was more than just fighting,
they were trying to rebuild Scotland
- Lubeck sent letters to Merchants in
Germany to try rebuild trafe
- Wallace involvement in international diplomacy
- Wrote to the Pope and King of France to try
and get their help for Balliols release
- Shows resistance more than fighting, trying to get
foreign involvement and help
- Wrote to the Pope and King of France to try
and get their help for Balliols release
- As Guardian Wallace raided into
Northern England
- Wallace employed brutal tactics against local garrisons
and communities
- Stealing supplies
- Weakening English morale
- draining English resources
- Stealing supplies
- Wallace employed brutal tactics against local garrisons
and communities
- Rebellion of Andrew Moray
- North of Scotland
- defeated English forces
- Exceeded Wallaces rebellion
- defeated English forces
- Shows resistance as Moray was regaining
control of Scotland, and raising morale and
support
- Made Highlands virtually ungovernable for the English
- Cost high for troops and
resources to try and control
the highlands -
unsuccessful
- Shows resistance as other Scottish
nobles were important and rebellion
was not limited to one area of
Scotland
- Cost high for troops and
resources to try and control
the highlands -
unsuccessful
- Rebellion across north of Scotland, Including Aberdeen and Inverness
- many key Scottish castles were retaken including Inverness Castle.
- Shows resistance as castles were important for controlling the surrounding area & the scots were
retaking the control of the key castles and their surrounding areas.
- many key Scottish castles were retaken including Inverness Castle.
- North of Scotland
- Rebellion of William Wallace
- Across Southern Scotland
- After killing Sheriff of Lanark, Wallace began
driving the English out of Fife and Perthshire
- Shows resistance as it helped weaken English control, it would
help gather more followers and encourage more Scots to resist
- Across Southern Scotland
- Important Scottish family, Comyns, continued fighting
- They defeated English forces at the Battle of Roslyn
- Shows resistance as other key families involved
in resisting the English
- They defeated English forces at the Battle of Roslyn
- The Scots lost the Battle of Falkirk heavy defeat at the hands of the English army led by Edward
- Wallace resigned as Guardian, was replaced by Robert the Bruce and John Comyn
- Shows resistance as the Scots were committed to independence, as
despite of their defeat the scots continued to resist
- Wallace resigned as Guardian, was replaced by Robert the Bruce and John Comyn
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