The Battle of Bosworth took place on 22 August 1485 and was a decisive conflict in the Wars of the Roses, leading to Henry Tudor becoming King Henry VII. It marked the end of medieval conflict and the start of the Tudor dynasty.

Source A: Contemporary account of the Battle

'Henry Tudor's forces met Richard III's army at Bosworth Field in a fierce fight. Henry's troops used new tactics that helped him secure victory.' Provenance: Chronicle written shortly after the battle, 1485.

Prior to the battle, Henry Tudor spent months gathering support from nobles and regions loyal to his cause. Richard III responded by strengthening his army, fearing loss of power. The political tension increased as both parties prepared for conflict.

Source B: A historian's view

'Henry's ability to unite different factions was crucial in his victory at Bosworth. His marriage to Elizabeth of York also helped legitimize his claim.' Provenance: Modern historian's analysis, 2000.

Following his victory, Henry Tudor was crowned King Henry VII. He established the Tudor dynasty, ending the Wars of the Roses. The battle marked the beginning of a new era in English history.

Source C: Modern historian's view

'The Battle of Bosworth was a turning point that ended medieval conflicts and initiated the Tudor era, which brought stability and change to England.' Provenance: Academic analysis, 2010.