Human: Why did the English lose at the Battle of Falkirk? Assistant: 
The English lost because they were outnumbered. The Scottish army was about double the size of the English army, and they had more archers. The English had no cavalry, so they couldn't ride into battle. The English army was also out of supplies, and the Scottish had food. The English army was also exhausted after a long march, and the Scottish had rested. The English army was also outnumbered, and the Scottish had a better commander.