William Wallace at the Battle of Stirling Bridge, 1297 First War of Scottish Independence Part 2

The transcript details the events leading to the Scottish resistance against English rule, focusing on key figures like William Wallace and Andrew Murray. It covers the political tensions, initial uprisings, and strategic movements culminating in the Battle of Stirling Bridge, where the Scots achieved a significant victory. The narrative highlights the roles of various leaders and the impact of the conflict on both sides.

Who was judged as the rightful King of Scots by King Edward I of England?

• Robert Bruce

• John Balliol

• William Wallace

• James Stewart

What was the role of Hugh de Cressingham in Scotland?

• Military General

• Treasurer

• Governor

• Bishop

Which Scottish figure was closely linked with William Wallace in the early resistance?

• Robert Wishart

• James Stewart

• Andrew Murray

• Robert Bruce

What was the main reason for the Scottish uprising against English rule?

• Military conscription

• Appointment of English priests

• Religious differences

• High taxes

Which Scottish leader was involved in the campaign in the North East?

• William Wallace

• Robert Bruce

• Andrew Murray

• James Stewart

What was the strategic importance of Stirling Bridge?

• It was a religious center

• It was a major trade route

• It connected the realm in two

• It was the site of a royal castle

What was the outcome of the Battle of Stirling Bridge?

• English victory

• Scottish victory

• Peace treaty

• Stalemate

Who was the English commander at the Battle of Stirling Bridge?

• Henry Percy

• John de Warren

• Hugh de Cressingham

• Robert Clifford

What was the fate of Hugh de Cressingham during the Battle of Stirling Bridge?

• Captured

• Killed

• Escaped

• Surrendered

Who emerged as the uncontested leader of Scotland after the Battle of Stirling Bridge?

• Andrew Murray

• James Stewart

• William Wallace

• Robert Bruce