Wilhelmina of the Netherlands - Quiz
A) The first woman to own a bank B) The richest landholder in history C) First female billionaire in dollars D) The wealthiest person in Europe
A) Flood protection and land for agriculture B) Construction of a royal coastal palace C) Providing electricity to the Netherlands D) Creation of an industrial shipping canal
A) Near the coast of Zeeland B) At Het Loo Palace C) In the city of Apeldoorn D) Near the village of Westerbork
A) A Dutch resistance leader B) A British royal C) A Swedish prince D) Prince Bernhard of Lippe-Biesterfeld
A) HMS Queen Mary B) HMS Churchill C) HMS Hereward D) HMS Oranje
A) Winston Churchill B) Dirk Jan de Geer C) Adolf Hitler D) Pieter Gerbrandy
A) In Washington, D.C. B) In Boston, Massachusetts C) In Lee, Massachusetts D) In Albany, New York
A) The title of Prime Minister B) The Nobel Peace Prize C) Induction into the Order of the Garter D) The Military Order of William
A) The savior of the Netherlands B) The only real man among the governments-in-exile C) The most powerful woman in Europe D) A courageous resistance leader
A) Amsterdam B) Ottawa C) The Hague D) London
A) 10,000 guilders B) 60,000 guilders C) 100,000 guilders D) 5,000 guilders
A) Anneville B) Apeldoorn C) Het Loo Palace D) The Hague
A) The Canadian liberation army B) The Polish Parachute Brigade C) The Dutch resistance fighters D) The British royal guard
A) The arch-enemy of mankind B) The tyrant of Europe C) The destroyer of peace D) The invader of the Netherlands
A) Radio Resistance B) Radio Netherlands C) Radio London D) Radio Oranje
A) Active military intervention B) Supporting the Allies C) Neutrality D) Supporting Germany
A) The Russian Revolution B) The German blockade C) The stock market collapse D) The Dutch economic crash
A) Because the parliament prohibited it B) Because she lacked military training C) Because of constitutional laws D) Because she was a woman
A) She appeared without prior notice B) She never inspected them C) She relied on military reports D) She held scheduled parades
A) She wanted them to cut it further B) She was neutral toward their decisions C) She was happy with their frugality D) She was unhappy that they were eager to cut it
A) Wilhelmina B) Wilhelm II C) Theodore Roosevelt D) George V
A) It broke down due to engine failure B) It was attacked by bombers C) It derailed at Houten D) It was caught in a flood
A) The Dutch Prime Minister B) Kaiser Wilhelm C) Pieter Jelles Troelstra D) Theodore Roosevelt
A) Because the Allies requested it B) Because he was a war hero C) Because the Netherlands supported his war efforts D) Partly due to his familial links with the royal family
A) 1940 B) 1962 C) 1948 D) 1890
A) 58 B) 48 C) 10 D) 72
A) Frederick B) Alexander C) William III D) Paul Kruger
A) Noordeinde Palace B) Nieuwe Kerk C) London D) Het Loo Palace
A) Amsterdam B) Rotterdam C) London D) The Hague
A) Lonely But Not Alone B) The Resistance C) Queen of the Netherlands D) My Reign
A) World War I B) The Napoleonic Wars C) World War II D) The Boer War
A) Emma B) Juliana C) Victoria D) Sophie
A) HNLMS Wilhelmina B) The Orange C) HNLMS Gelderland D) The Transvaal
A) Queen Victoria B) Emma of Waldeck and Pyrmont C) Juliana D) Sophie of Württemberg
A) 1950 B) 1948 C) 1880 D) 1962
A) Matrilineal B) Semi-Salic C) Salic D) Absolute Primogeniture
A) 63 B) 50 C) 70 D) 40
A) Het Loo Palace B) Amsterdam C) Britain D) Noordeinde Palace
A) The Napoleonic Wars B) The Boer War C) World War I D) World War II
A) French B) British C) German D) Dutch
A) The Hague B) Amsterdam C) Utrecht D) Rotterdam
A) 23 July 1906 B) 4 May 1902 C) 30 April 1909 D) 7 February 1901
A) The birth of a daughter B) A typhoid infection C) The birth of a healthy son D) A miscarriage
A) A carriage accident B) A typhoid infection C) Stress from the war D) Genetic complications
A) 30 B) 42 C) 57 D) 65
A) 23 January 1912 B) 7 February 1901 C) 23 July 1906 D) 30 April 1909
A) Five B) Four C) Two D) Three
A) Marie B) Beatrix C) Henry D) William
A) 1912 B) 1909 C) 1920 D) 1938
A) Five years B) Ten years C) Twelve years D) Eight years
A) A horse B) A train C) A royal carriage D) A bicycle
A) 4 September 1948 B) 12 May 1948 C) 14 October 1947 D) 28 November 1962
A) A planned vacation B) The North Sea flood C) Political pressure from the elite D) Exhaustion
A) The Dutch Monarchy B) Eenzaam, maar niet alleen C) My Life as Queen D) Memoirs of an Orange
A) Old age B) Cardiac arrest C) The North Sea flood D) Illness
A) Andrea Domburg B) Juliana of the Netherlands C) Paul Verhoeven D) Beatrix of the Netherlands
A) Europa Universalis B) Age of Empires C) Civilization VI D) Hearts of Iron
A) Grand Cross B) Grand Master C) Patron D) Founder
A) The Dutch Parliament B) Her father C) Her daughter D) The Johanniter Order
A) A moon B) Asteroid 392 Wilhelmina C) A constellation D) A comet
A) Belgium B) Arkansas C) Antarctica D) Netherlands
A) Wilhelmina Glacier B) Wilhelmina Peak C) Wilhelmina Island D) Wilhelmina Bay
A) Orange-Nassau Sweets B) Royal Dutch Mints C) Fortuin D) The Red Devil
A) 1890 B) 1948 C) 1892 D) 1909
A) William III B) Sebastiaan Mattheus Sigismund de Ranitz C) The editor of Fortuin D) Louis Maximiliaan Hermans
A) Six months B) Twelve months C) Two years D) One month
A) Twelve B) Ten C) Eighteen D) Seven |
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