logging in or signing up The Wars of the Roses schmidt1028 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 1679 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (7) Dislike it (0) Added: April 14, 2009 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 6 Presentation Description Happy little PowerPoint explaining, more or less, the Wars of the Roses. Comments Posting comment... By: manu2099 (11 month(s) ago) this video is very good, but there is a chance of downloading in power point please? Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript The Wars of the Roses : The Wars of the Roses by the fifteenth century English aristocracy, but told by Brian Schmidt The House of Plantagenet : The House of Plantagenet House = Family The House of Plantagenet was the ruling house in England from 1154 until 1399. What happened? Slide 3: Edward III (crowned 1327) Edward of Woodstock (b. 1330) John of Gaunt (b. 1340) Edmund of Langley (b. 1341) Dead 1376 Richard II (b. 1367) Dead 1377 Duke of Lancaster (1362) Duke of York (1385) Slide 4: York Lancaster NO! Slide 5: Lancaster York NO! Shire = County Slide 6: Dead 1376 John, Duke of Lancaster Edmund, Duke of York Richard II (crowned 1377) Henry of Bolingbroke Duke of Lancaster Henry IV (crowned 1399) Richard of Conisburgh Duke of York Dead 1399 Dead 1402 The House of Lancaster : The House of Lancaster Henry IV’s crowning = New house in power House of York (cousins) alienated in govt. Three Henrys! The Hundred Years’ War : The Hundred Years’ War Began in 1337 over succession of French throne. England losing war under Lancastrians. War ends with French victory in 1453. Aftermath of English Loss : Aftermath of English Loss Henry VI undergoes mental collapse. Richard, Duke of York, elected as Lord Protector. Imprisons and exiles many Lancastrian supporters. Conflict Begins : Conflict Begins Henry VI resumes power in 1455. Queen Margaret wants Richard of York OUT! Richard decides to attack and avoid arrest for treason. Battle of St. Albans! Yorkist Victory! Wars of Roses begin! Wars of the Roses? : Wars of the Roses? Term given to the era by historians centuries afterward. Red Rose of Lancaster. White Rose of York. Fifteenth Century Warfare? : Fifteenth Century Warfare? Calvary and footsoldiers. Archers… …then CHARGE! Warfare evolving with cannons and bombards. Poleaxes! Slide 13: 1455 Henry VI rules in London while Richard of York is a leading voice in Parliament and the Court. 1457 Irish raiders pirating English coasts. Henry VI becoming unpopular with merchants in London. 1459 Henry VI moves court to Coventry. Richard of York gathers supporters in Yorkshire. Lancastrians win Battle of Ludford Bridge Richard of York flees to Calais in France. 1460 Yorkists win Battle of Northampton. Richard of York marches to London to claim throne. Act of Accord : Act of Accord Parliament votes to keep Henry VI as king. Names the Duke of York as successor. Henry VI’s son, Prince Edward of Westminster, is disinherited. Queen Margaret flees north to rally Lancastrian supporters. Lancastrian Resistance : Lancastrian Resistance Richard of York moves to fight Queen Margaret’s forces. Battle of Wakefield. Edward of March becomes Duke of York. Slain 1461 Battle of Towton : Battle of Towton March 1461: Lancastrians and Yorkists agree on settling issue. No quarter given. Yorkist weather advantage. 30,000 killed. Lancastrians retreat. Henry VI and Queen Margaret flee to Scotland. Edward IV crowned. Edward IV’s Reign : Edward IV’s Reign Quelled Lancastrian resistance during 22 year reign. 1465: Imprisoned Henry VI. 1471: Former Prince Edward killed in battle. Henry VI executed ten days later. 1482: Former Queen Margaret dies in France. Slide 18: Richard of York Edward of March Richard of Gloucester Slain 1461 Edward IV (crowned 1461) Prince Edward (b. 1470) Dead 1483 Edward V (crowned 1483) Richard III (crowned 1483) Yorkist Split = Final Lancastrian Uprising : Yorkist Split = Final Lancastrian Uprising Henry of Richmond: step-nephew of Henry VI. 1485: Challenges Richard III for the throne. Battle of Bosworth. Crowned Henry VII. Slain 1485 New Ruling House : New Ruling House Henry VII marries Elizabeth of York. Lancaster and York houses merge into House of Tudor. Tudors responsible for monarchs like Henry VIII and Elizabeth I. England prosperous under Tudor rule. Slide 21: Royal Family Tree! Slide 22: Any Bloody Questions ? You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
The Wars of the Roses schmidt1028 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 1679 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (7) Dislike it (0) Added: April 14, 2009 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 6 Presentation Description Happy little PowerPoint explaining, more or less, the Wars of the Roses. Comments Posting comment... By: manu2099 (11 month(s) ago) this video is very good, but there is a chance of downloading in power point please? Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript The Wars of the Roses : The Wars of the Roses by the fifteenth century English aristocracy, but told by Brian Schmidt The House of Plantagenet : The House of Plantagenet House = Family The House of Plantagenet was the ruling house in England from 1154 until 1399. What happened? Slide 3: Edward III (crowned 1327) Edward of Woodstock (b. 1330) John of Gaunt (b. 1340) Edmund of Langley (b. 1341) Dead 1376 Richard II (b. 1367) Dead 1377 Duke of Lancaster (1362) Duke of York (1385) Slide 4: York Lancaster NO! Slide 5: Lancaster York NO! Shire = County Slide 6: Dead 1376 John, Duke of Lancaster Edmund, Duke of York Richard II (crowned 1377) Henry of Bolingbroke Duke of Lancaster Henry IV (crowned 1399) Richard of Conisburgh Duke of York Dead 1399 Dead 1402 The House of Lancaster : The House of Lancaster Henry IV’s crowning = New house in power House of York (cousins) alienated in govt. Three Henrys! The Hundred Years’ War : The Hundred Years’ War Began in 1337 over succession of French throne. England losing war under Lancastrians. War ends with French victory in 1453. Aftermath of English Loss : Aftermath of English Loss Henry VI undergoes mental collapse. Richard, Duke of York, elected as Lord Protector. Imprisons and exiles many Lancastrian supporters. Conflict Begins : Conflict Begins Henry VI resumes power in 1455. Queen Margaret wants Richard of York OUT! Richard decides to attack and avoid arrest for treason. Battle of St. Albans! Yorkist Victory! Wars of Roses begin! Wars of the Roses? : Wars of the Roses? Term given to the era by historians centuries afterward. Red Rose of Lancaster. White Rose of York. Fifteenth Century Warfare? : Fifteenth Century Warfare? Calvary and footsoldiers. Archers… …then CHARGE! Warfare evolving with cannons and bombards. Poleaxes! Slide 13: 1455 Henry VI rules in London while Richard of York is a leading voice in Parliament and the Court. 1457 Irish raiders pirating English coasts. Henry VI becoming unpopular with merchants in London. 1459 Henry VI moves court to Coventry. Richard of York gathers supporters in Yorkshire. Lancastrians win Battle of Ludford Bridge Richard of York flees to Calais in France. 1460 Yorkists win Battle of Northampton. Richard of York marches to London to claim throne. Act of Accord : Act of Accord Parliament votes to keep Henry VI as king. Names the Duke of York as successor. Henry VI’s son, Prince Edward of Westminster, is disinherited. Queen Margaret flees north to rally Lancastrian supporters. Lancastrian Resistance : Lancastrian Resistance Richard of York moves to fight Queen Margaret’s forces. Battle of Wakefield. Edward of March becomes Duke of York. Slain 1461 Battle of Towton : Battle of Towton March 1461: Lancastrians and Yorkists agree on settling issue. No quarter given. Yorkist weather advantage. 30,000 killed. Lancastrians retreat. Henry VI and Queen Margaret flee to Scotland. Edward IV crowned. Edward IV’s Reign : Edward IV’s Reign Quelled Lancastrian resistance during 22 year reign. 1465: Imprisoned Henry VI. 1471: Former Prince Edward killed in battle. Henry VI executed ten days later. 1482: Former Queen Margaret dies in France. Slide 18: Richard of York Edward of March Richard of Gloucester Slain 1461 Edward IV (crowned 1461) Prince Edward (b. 1470) Dead 1483 Edward V (crowned 1483) Richard III (crowned 1483) Yorkist Split = Final Lancastrian Uprising : Yorkist Split = Final Lancastrian Uprising Henry of Richmond: step-nephew of Henry VI. 1485: Challenges Richard III for the throne. Battle of Bosworth. Crowned Henry VII. Slain 1485 New Ruling House : New Ruling House Henry VII marries Elizabeth of York. Lancaster and York houses merge into House of Tudor. Tudors responsible for monarchs like Henry VIII and Elizabeth I. England prosperous under Tudor rule. Slide 21: Royal Family Tree! Slide 22: Any Bloody Questions ?