Wars of the Roses: pt 1

How old was Henry VI when he became King Of England?

Which of Edward III's sons did Henry VI claim descent through?

Who was Henry VI's eldest uncle?

Who was his other uncle (acted as Lord Protector during Henry's minority, possibly poisoned but probably died of a stroke after being arrested for treason on 20 February 1447)?

What is the use of titles, land and offices to reward supporters and encourage loyalty called?

What was the name of the Duke of Suffolk (1447-1450)?

What was the name of the Duke of Somerset (1448-1455)?

Who was Henry VI's wife?

What treaty negotiated returning English land back to the French in exchange for a marriage between Henry VI and Margaret of Anjou?

Where was the Duke of York's posting following his return from France in 1447?

Which nobleman was summarily executed on a ship in 1450?

In what year was Normandy lost?

What was a notable uprising starting in Kent in 1450?

What alias did the above's leader use?

Cade's Manifesto demanded the return of which nobleman?

Which of Edward III's sons did Richard, Duke of York (and his son Edward IV) claim descent through?

In what month did Richard Duke of York return from Ireland without permission?

Where was the Coup d'état that Richard attempted in 1452?

Who did Somerset alienate when he granted himself some disputed estates in South Glamorgan in June 1453?

Which part of English territory in France was lost in July 1453, following the Battle of Castillion?

What happened to Henry VI in the following month?

What role did York get in March 1454?

Who was York unable to influence during this period?

Which family did he allow to keep their positions of power in the South West?

Who did this alienate? (once ally, fought with the King at St Albans)

To which position did he appoint his main supporter, Richard Neville, Earl of Salisbury?

What punishment did he give to nobles who failed to attend his February 1454 Parliament?

Did he manage to get Somerset put on trial?

How much was the bond York imposed on Devon and the Bonvilles to ensure good behaviour?

Richard lowered the cost of the Royal Household from £24,000 in 1450 to ___ in 1455.

His work with merchants caused a trade increase. How much did customs duties bring in per year at this time?

When was Edward, Prince of Wales born?

When did Henry VI recover?

When was Somerset released from the Tower of London by Henry?

When did York's Protectorate formally end?

When was the First Battle of St Albans?

Who's tactics led to the Yorkist victory at St Albans I?

Notable deaths at St Albans I. (3 options get the right one lol)

What was the largest and most state in Medieval Europe?