Louis II of Anjou - Quiz
A) 29 April 1417 B) 5 October 1377 C) 1360 D) 1384
A) Duke of Anjou and Count of Provence B) Duke of Calabria C) King of Naples D) King of Jerusalem
A) King John II of France B) Charles of Durazzo C) Louis I of Anjou D) King Charles VI of France
A) Marie of Blois B) Yolande of Aragon C) Joanna I of Naples D) Lucia Visconti
A) 1390 B) 1399 C) 1384 D) 1389
A) King Charles VI B) Antipope Benedict XIII C) Pope Urban VI D) Antipope Clement VII
A) Bernabò Visconti B) Enguerrand VII of Coucy C) Charles of Durazzo D) Ladislaus of Naples
A) 1399 B) 1384 C) 1417 D) 1389
A) Philip II B) Charles VI C) John II D) Charles V
A) King John II B) Queen Joanna I of Naples C) Lucia Visconti D) Marie of Blois
A) The Kingdom of Sicily B) Anjou C) The Kingdom of Naples D) The County of Milan
A) Lucia Visconti B) Joanna of Aragon C) Yolande of Aragon D) Marie of Blois
A) Bari B) Naples C) Avignon D) Anjou
A) John, Duke of Berry B) Philip II, Duke of Burgundy C) Charles of Durazzo D) Enguerrand VII of Coucy
A) The fall of the House of Valois B) The immediate end of the Kingdom of Naples C) The unification of Italy D) Two rival popes competed for supreme authority
A) He was not French B) They preferred the Duke of Burgundy C) They were loyal to his rivals D) He was a child
A) Duke of Anjou B) Count of Provence C) Duke of Calabria D) King of Naples
A) Antipope Clement VII B) King Charles V C) Pope Urban VI D) King John II
A) Ten B) Twelve C) Seven D) Five
A) Aix-en-Provence B) Marseille C) Paris D) Naples
A) The burghers' liberties B) The alliance with the Pope C) The marriage of Joanna D) The laws of Hungary
A) May 1385 B) May 1387 C) August 1385 D) February 1386
A) Boniface IX B) John XXII C) Clement VII D) Urban VI
A) Saint-Denis Abbey B) Marseille C) Naples Cathedral D) Aix-en-Provence
A) 300,000 florins B) 100,000 florins C) 800,000 florins D) 500,000 florins
A) 300,000 florins B) 500,000 florins C) 800,000 florins D) 200,000 florins
A) Castel Capuano B) Castel Sant'Elmo C) Castel Nuovo D) Castel dell'Ovo
A) Louis of Bourbon B) Cardinal Pierre de Thury C) Duke Philip II of Burgundy D) Gian Galeazzo Visconti
A) 16 September 1394 B) 2 February 1395 C) 10 July 1399 D) 1 November 1389
A) Boniface IX B) Urban VI C) Pierre de Thury D) Benedict XIII
A) Leadership B) Financial support C) Military experience D) Loyal allies
A) The French withdrawal from Avignon B) Louis' absence from the city C) The death of Clement VII D) The support of the Pope
A) Angers Cathedral B) Notre-Dame de Paris C) Basilica of Saint-Denis D) St. Trophime Cathedral in Arles
A) A royal library B) A university C) A monastery D) A cathedral
A) The English Faction B) The Burgundian Faction C) The Armagnac Faction D) The Pisan Faction
A) He was attending the wedding of Marie B) He was in Rome fighting Ladislaus C) He had a bladder infection D) He was held captive in Naples
A) Philip I of Brabant B) Charles VII of France C) Louis II of Anjou D) John the Fearless
A) John I B) Ladislaus C) John XXIII D) Martin I
A) 1412 B) 1403 C) 1409 D) 1414 |
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