Statistics for AQA GCSE History "The reign of Edward I" - people

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
King who is the subject of the module	Edward I	100%
His father	Henry III	100%
Edward's grandfather who was forced to sign the Magna Carta in the First Barons' War	John	94%
Scottish rebel who defeated the English army at the Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297	William Wallace	88%
First Norman King of England; Edward's great-great-great-great-grandfather	William the Conquerer	82%
Ancient, possibly mythical, king who inspired many of Edward's actions	King Arthur	71%
Scottish noble who Edward feared may start a civil war; he later became the King of Scotland	Robert the Bruce	71%
Edward's son who was made Prince of Wales after the Welsh princes were defeated; he was engaged to marry the Queen of Scotland (who died at the age of seven) before she died	Edward of Caernarfon (Edward II)	65%
Rebel who led the Second Barons' War against the above	Simon de Montfort	65%
Granddaughter of the above who was heir to the Scottish throne but died before she could be crowned	Margaret, Maid of Norway	47%
King of Scotland who died in 1286	Alexander III	41%
King of France who tried to make Edward pay homage for his land in France in the 1290s; Edward refused and his land was confiscated	Philip IV	41%
Edward's first wife	Eleanor of Castile	35%
King of Scotland chosen by Edward after the death of the above; he later invaded England and was subsequently captured by Edward and forced to abdicate	John Balliol	35%
Low-ranking official in the government of Edward's father who acted as regent when Edward was on Crusade and later became Chancellor	Robert Burnell	29%
Friar who developed the scientific method and argued that the Bible was the source of all understanding and should be studied in its original language	Roger Bacon	29%
Edward's representative in Scotland in the late 1280s (he was English)	Antony Bek, Bishop of Durham	24%
Master Mason responsible for the building of the 'Ring of Iron' castles in Wales, which include Caernarfon Castle and Beaumaris Castle	James of St. George	24%
Prince of Wales who refused to pay homage to Edward in 1275, who Edward subsequently fought several wars with	Llywelyn ap Gruffudd	24%
Family of bankers from Lucca who Edward got to organise his tax collection; they also collected £211,000 of duties	The Riccardi	24%
Brother of the Prince of Wales who was awarded much of his land in the Treaty of Aberconwy	Dafydd ap Gruffudd	18%
Archbishop of Canterbury appointed in 1279; he was concerned about Edward borrowing money from the Jews and Edward was concerned about him overusing powers such as excommunication	John Peckham	18%
Leader of the English forces in the Battle of Dunbar, 1296	John de Warenne, Earl of Surrey	12%
Archbishop of Canterbury appointed in 1293; he refused to pay more than 10% tax for a war and although Edward settled the dispute he eventually forced the Archbishop into exile for allegedly plotting a rebellion	Robert Winchelsea	12%
Other Scottish rebel who worked with the above but died at the Battle of Stirling Bridge	Andrew Moray	6%
Pope who told the above to do his work in secret	Clement IV	6%
Baron who along with the above wrote a list of demands on Edward including lowering taxes	Earl of Hereford	6%
Influential religious thinker who was at Oxford University for some of Edward's reign; he had been expelled from Paris after a dispute with the French king and the Pope	John Duns Scotus	6%
Commander in the Battle of Orewin Bridge in 1282, in which the Prince of Wales was killed	John Giffard	6%
Marshal of England who refused to supply Edward with soldiers unless Edward would also be fighting in the battle	Roger Bigod	6%
Other family of bankers who Edward made a deal with after the above became bankrupt, which was partially Edward's fault	The Frescobaldi	6%
King of Norway with whom the King of Scotland signed a treaty in the mid-1290s, guaranteeing protection from Edward	Erik II	0%
Norwegian king who supported the rebellion in Scotland	Haakon V	0%
Author of the book 'De Legibus et Consuetudinibus Angliae', which was published in 1235 and argued that mens rea, or criminal intent, should be considered in criminal justice	Henry de Bracton	0%