Statistics for Battles of the Middle Ages

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This quiz has been taken 26 times
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Year	Hint	Answer	% Correct
1066	William of Normandy defeats the Saxons led by Harold Godwinson and becomes King of England.	The Battle of Hastings	92%
1415	An outnumbered English army composed mostly of longbowmen and led by Henry V wins a decisive victory against a French army.	The Battle of Agincourt	72%
1453	The capital of the Byzantine Empire is captured by Mehmed II of the Ottoman empire.	The Siege of Constantinople	64%
732	A Frankish army led my Charles Martel prevents further Muslim expansion into southern France	The Battle of Tours	56%
1429	An English army attempts to capture a French city in this battle but are defeated by Joan of Arc.	The Siege of Orléans	56%
1066	The Norwegian army led by Harald Hardrada is defeated in battle by the Saxons, leading to the end of the Viking Age.	The Battle of Stamford Bridge	52%
1485	King Richard III is killed in this battle, leading to the beginning of the Tudor dynasty of England.	The Battle of Bosworth field.	44%
1071	Byzantine Emperor Romanos IV Diogenes is captured by the Seljuk Turks after half of his army deserts before this battle.	The Battle of Manzikert	40%
1346	An English army defeats a French army supported by the Kingdom of Bohemia. Edward the Black Prince "earns his spurs."	The Battle of Crécy	32%
1389	Ottoman forces engage a Serbian army. Both sides took catastrophic losses and would loose their leaders in the combat.	The Battle of Kosovo Polje	28%
1402	Tamerlane defeats and captures Sultan Bayezid in battle. Following this defeat, the sons of Sultan Bayezid fight a civil war over the control of the Empire.	The Battle of Ankara	24%
1444	A crusader army led by Wladyslaw III of Poland is crushed by Ottoman army led by Sultan Murad II.	The Battle of Varna	24%
1097	A joint Byzantine-Crusader force recaptures this city. This battle is considered the first battle of the Crusades.	The Siege of Nicaea	24%
1396	A crusading force composed of Germans, Hungarians, French, and many other Catholic European Kingdoms is defeated by Sultan Bayezid of the Ottoman Empire.	The Battle of Nicopolis	20%
1410	A Polish-Lithuanian army defeats a Teutonic army led by Grand Master Ulrich von Jungingen.	Battle of Grunwald	16%
1191	Richard I of England staves off an attack by a numerically superior force led by Saladin.	The Battle of Arsuf	16%
1314	Robert the Bruce defeats English King Edward II in this decisive battle, leading to the capture of Stirling Castle soon after.	The Battle of Bannockburn	16%
1298	Edward I of England defeats William Wallace, forcing Wallace to resign his role as Guardian of Scotland.	The Battle of Falkirk	16%
1242	Alexander Nevsky defeats a Teutonic force over a frozen lake.	The Battle on the Ice	16%
1205	A Bulgarian army defeats the Latin Empire and captures their emperor.	The Battle of Adrianople	12%
1241	A Hungarian army aided by the Knights Templar is defeated by a Mongol Force and loses most of their men.	The Battle of Mohi	12%
636	A Byzantine army is utterly crushed by an army led by Khalid ibn al-Walid which leads to the Rashidun Caliphate's annexation of the Levant.	The Battle of Yarmuk	12%
1340	Edward III defeats a French fleet, giving him control over the English channel and allowing him to land on French soil.	The Battle of Sluys	8%
911	A viking army led by Rollo is defeated by the West Franks, who grant him the territory fo Normandy.	The Siege of Chartres	8%