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Edward V and Richard III

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Edward V and Richard III”, from the unit “The Wars of the Roses: what does it tell us about fifteenth-century England?” (Year 7 History) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

  1. What was the Council of the North?
  2. The lesson Edward IV learnt from his weak first reign was to keep the ___ under control.
  3. During Edward IV's second reign, the royal court eventually accepted Elizabeth Woodworth as ___ consort.
  4. Who did Edward IV put in charge of the Welsh Marches to improve law and order there?
  5. Why was Edward IV able to keep taxes low during his second reign?
  6. Match each person to their correct description.
  7. Match the keywords with their correct definitions.
  8. Write the missing number. In 1483, Edward died suddenly at the age of just ___, with his sons too young to rule.
  9. Who took charge and made himself Protector, saying he would rule until Edward V was of age?
  10. Where was Edward V placed for his 'safety'?
  11. Which statement is most accurate?
  12. The actions of Richard III led to noble rebellion. Based on this, which statement is most accurate.

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