Reasons for the Scottish Rebellion

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Reasons for the Scottish Rebellion Edward left Scotland in 1296 He believed he had the country firmly under his control... Why?

Edward’s control over Scotland Nobles Many had paid homage to Edward Some were given lands in England

Edward’s control over Scotland Prison John Balliol was in the Tower of London Many Scottish leaders and nobles were imprisoned

Edward’s control over Scotland Hostages Sons and relations of noblemen were taken to England

Edward’s control over Scotland Promises of Loyalty 2000 Important Scots signed the Ragman Rolls

Edward’s control over Scotland Castles English garrisons controlled Scottish castles

Edward’s control over Scotland Government Englishmen governed Scotland John de Warenne, Earl of Surrey – ‘Keeper of Scotland’ Hugh Cressingham – Treasurer (controlled finances) Sir Walter of Amersham – Chancellor Sir William Ormesby – Chief Justice

Edward’s control over Scotland Church Only Englishmen were promoted Many continued to resist Edward Bishop Fraser of St Andrews never agreed Edward was King

Despite this the Scots still rebelled...