Scottish Resistance and Guerrilla Warfare

What natural feature of Scotland made it difficult for enemies to invade?

• Flat plains

• Desert landscapes

• Dense urban areas

• Hilly and forested terrain

How did William Wallace utilize Scotland's geography in his military strategy?

• By forming alliances with other countries

• By engaging in naval battles

• By building large fortresses

• By mastering guerrilla warfare

What was Wallace's approach to engaging English forces?

• He preferred large-scale battles

• He focused on diplomatic negotiations

• He avoided any form of conflict

• He ambushed small patrols

What was a significant benefit for the Scots from their successful attacks?

• Receiving international aid

• Capturing superior English weapons

• Gaining control of English territories

• Establishing trade routes

Why were English weapons and armor valuable to the Scots?

• They were decorative

• They were easy to manufacture

• They were inexpensive

• They were costly and superior