Mary I - Quiz
A) She was exiled to France. B) She died of a sudden illness. C) She was beheaded. D) She escaped to the continent.
A) William of Jülich-Cleves-Berg B) Edward VI C) Philip of Spain D) Henry VIII
A) Her own right to the throne as legitimate. B) Him as head of the Church of England. C) The authority of the Pope. D) His marriage to Anne of Cleves.
A) Catherine Parr B) Anne Boleyn C) Susan Clarencieux D) Mary Finch
A) Horse riding B) Sewing C) Gambling at cards D) Playing the lute
A) The Act of Uniformity Rebellion B) The Peasants' Revolt C) The Northern Rising D) Pilgrimage of Grace
A) Reginald Pole B) Philip of Neuburg C) Elizabeth D) Edward
A) The last supporter of the Catholic faith B) The rightful Queen of England C) The unhappiest woman in all of Christendom D) A prisoner of her own father
A) He was too old. B) He was Lutheran. C) Henry disliked his personality. D) He was already married.
A) Lord Hussey B) Thomas Cromwell C) Thomas Cranmer D) Reginald Pole
A) He was found to be a secret Lutheran. B) He refused to annul Henry's marriage to Anne of Cleves. C) One charge was that he plotted to marry Mary himself. D) He led the Pilgrimage of Grace.
A) Mary's old governess and godmother B) The mother of Thomas Cromwell C) Mary's biological mother D) Henry's sister
A) Act of Succession 1544 B) The Royal Marriage Act C) Act of Uniformity 1549 D) The Succession Settlement of 1537
A) Roman Catholicism B) Lutheranism C) Protestantism D) Calvinism
A) The burning of the Book of Common Prayer B) Protestant rites for church services C) The execution of all Catholic priests D) The return of the Roman Catholic Mass
A) The Pope B) The King of France C) The Duke of Cleves D) Emperor Charles V
A) Mary declared she would flee the country. B) Edward announced he was converting to Catholicism. C) They signed a peace treaty regarding the succession. D) Edward publicly reproved Mary for ignoring his worship laws.
A) She was caught and imprisoned in the Tower. B) She successfully reached the European mainland. C) It came to nothing. D) She changed her mind at the last moment.
A) Leviticus 20:21 B) Psalms 23:1 C) Genesis 1:12 D) Exodus 14:10
A) Pope Julius II B) Charles V C) Pope Clement VII D) Thomas Cranmer
A) Mary's brother B) Anne Boleyn C) Catherine of Aragon D) Elizabeth
A) Hunsdon B) Hatfield Palace C) Peterborough Cathedral D) The Tower of London
A) Eustace Chapuys B) Thomas Cranmer C) Henry VIII D) Charles V
A) Three years B) One year C) Five years D) Ten years
A) Peterborough Cathedral B) Westminster Abbey C) Hunsdon D) Hatfield Palace
A) July 1553 B) 17 November 1558 C) 18 February 1516 D) January 1556
A) Less than 100 B) Exactly 500 C) More than 280 D) About 1,000
A) 1558 B) July 1553 C) 1547 D) 1533
A) Amy Boleyn B) Margaret Pole C) Agnes Howard D) Elizabeth Denton
A) Philip of Spain B) Thomas Wolsey C) Sir John Hussey D) George Grey
A) Anglicanism B) Protestantism C) Catholicism D) Calvinism
A) Twelve B) Nine C) Fifteen D) Seven
A) Flute B) Violin C) Lute D) Virginals
A) Cardinal Wolsey B) Thomas Magnus C) Sebastian Giustinian D) Juan Luis Vives
A) Red hair B) Fair complexion C) Pale blue eyes D) Ruddy cheeks
A) They had no sons B) Catherine was uneducated C) They had too many daughters D) They had no children at all
A) Dover Castle B) Windsor Castle C) Ludlow Castle D) Tower of London
A) Cardinal Wolsey B) Adam Otterburn C) Thomas Magnus D) Juan Luis Vives
A) Greek B) German C) Welsh D) Italian
A) De Institutione Feminae Christianae B) The Prince C) The Education of a Princess D) Utopia
A) Charles V B) Sebastian Giustinian C) Adam Otterburn D) Thomas Magnus
A) 15 B) 12 C) 21 D) 18
A) A lung infection B) A heart attack C) Smallpox D) Poisoning
A) Mary, Queen of Scots B) Lady Jane Grey C) Frances Brandon D) Elizabeth I
A) Scotland B) East Anglia C) France D) Wales
A) Thomas Howard B) Edward Courtenay C) Stephen Gardiner D) John Dudley
A) Hans Holbein B) Titian C) Michelangelo D) Leonardo da Vinci
A) One year B) One week C) Six months D) Two months
A) September 1554 B) September 1553 C) December 1554 D) April 1555
A) The Regent's Mass B) A Child is born for us C) Missa Puer natus est nobis D) Ave Maria
A) Antoine de Noailles B) Giovanni Michieli C) Alfonso de Castro D) Simon Renard
A) Austria B) Spain C) France D) Italy
A) Clerical celibacy B) The supremacy of the Pope C) The abolition of monasteries D) The use of the English Bible
A) All lands were returned to the church B) Confiscated lands remained with their new owners C) The monasteries were permanently destroyed D) The lands were sold to the French
A) 280 B) 100 C) 1500 D) 800
A) Reginald Pole B) Alfonso de Castro C) Simon Renard D) Juan de Villagarcía
A) Philipstown B) Calais C) Maryborough D) Stafford E) Dudleytown
A) Queenstown B) Philipstown C) Kingston D) Maryborough
A) Trade would be jeopardized B) The Pope forbade the conflict C) The English army was already in Ireland D) The King of Spain refused to fight
A) Calais B) Scarborough C) Brussels D) The Irish Midlands
A) Frequent droughts B) Unusually mild C) Exceptionally dry D) Consistently wet
A) Muscovy Company B) Hudson's Bay Company C) Virginia Company D) East India Company
A) Thomas Tallis B) Reginald Pole C) William Paulet D) John White
A) 38 B) 42 C) 46 D) 50
A) Tuberculosis B) Influenza C) Plague D) Smallpox
A) London B) Brussels C) Madrid D) Paris
A) James I B) Elizabeth I C) Edward VI D) Henry VIII
A) 1554 B) 1558 C) 1556 D) 1553
A) Dieu et mon Droit B) Veni Vidi Vici C) Veritas Temporis Filia D) Dei Gratia
A) Impaled B) Quartered C) Surrounded by a border D) Above hers
A) Austria B) Naples C) Ireland D) England
A) Spain B) Italy C) Germany D) Portugal |
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