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How did the parliamentarians have an advantage from the battleground?
Centre of the field - broad moor - wide and flat - ideal for cavalry
west flank protected by a hedgerow - east hard to cross terrain
men behind a ridge out of sight of the enemy
high position gave an advantage against the royalists
how did training and tactics help?
Cavalry stayed disciplined unlike the royalist cavalry
disadvantages of Charles and Rupert as leaders?
Underestimated the enemy - outnumbered
didnt wait for reinforcements before fighting
rupert had a lack of control of the cavalry
Advantages of Fairfax and Cromwell
Fought alongside the men - fairfax lead his infantry in the counterattack from the centre
cromwell believed nma officers should be the best soldiers, well trained and worked up the ranks
Troop numbers and date
Parliamentarian - 17000
royalist - 12500
battle - 1645

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