Also, the violence, corruption and bastard associations contributed to the worsening of the climate. First of all, there are references about how the Black Death, the Crusades and the Hundred Years War (with France) created the favorable environment for the outbreak.
The second chapter debates the causes of the civil war itself. There are also many opinions about this bloody battle, as the history do not provides a truly reliable source but subjective narratives. Secondly, this part of the thesis deals with the consequences and casualties. First of all the discussion concentrates on the military strategies and how did the battle unfold. The first chapter of this paper approaches the most famous battle fought on English soil: Battle of Towton. Furthermore, the battles wrestled between “the two roses” also had significant results which affected, more or less well, the fate of English society. This brings to the forefront the great conflicts between the Royal Houses, but also their supporters, to obtain the power and to ascend the throne. Oana-Andreea Pîrnuță Student: Trocaru Maria-Iosefina-Adriana Sentence outline This thesis is an examination of the causes and effects that the Wars of the Roses had on British society during the 15th century. Transilvania University of Brașov Faculty of Foreign Languages Literature Department of English Causes and effects of The Wars of the Roses Supervisor: Senior Lecturer A.D.
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