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Edward I's failure to unite all of Britain

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Edward I's failure to unite all of Britain”, from the unit “Edward I: What stopped Edward uniting all of Britain?” (Year 7 History) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

  1. What was an important outcome of Edward's brutal campaign in Scotland?
  2. Why was Stirling Bridge important?
  3. Match the following words to their correct definitions.
  4. Edward’s brutal campaign in Scotland later earned him the nickname ‘___ of the Scots.’
  5. Why was the Battle of Stirling Bridge an important victory for the Scottish resistance?
  6. In 1306, Robert the ___ murdered a rival Scottish claimant and declared himself king of Scotland.
  7. Which word best describes Edward I’s excessively violent tactics in warfare, showing no feelings for others?
  8. When did Edward's military campaigns against the Scots tend to be unsuccessful?
  9. What was a major challenge Edward faced after his initial success in uniting England, Wales and Scotland under his rule?
  10. Edward came close to securing a united Britain. If he had only relaxed his iron grip, a union of England, Wales and ___ may have developed.
  11. Why was Scottish resistance to Edward I more successful than Welsh resistance?
  12. Which actions demonstrate Edward I's effective leadership towards uniting Britain?

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