Philip IV of Spain - Quiz
A) A lack of weapons B) A lack of leadership C) A lack of naval support D) A lack of food supplies
A) They refused to wear military uniforms B) They lacked formal education C) They wanted to be generals and soldiers on the same day D) They were too old to fight
A) It remained the same B) It was cut in half C) It quadrupled then decreased D) It doubled and then tripled
A) The Atlantic Fleet Committee B) The Royal Naval Council C) Council of Castile D) Junta de Armadas
A) They paid high taxes to the Spanish crown B) They provided protection against the English and French navies C) They brought gold from the New World D) They transported goods for Spanish merchants
A) A force of 140,000 paid soldiers supported by equitable taxes B) A naval alliance with the Dutch C) A plan to disarm the Castilian nobility D) A treaty to stop selling arms to rebels
A) Closing all legal brothels in Spain B) Prohibiting gambling in royal courts C) Banning the consumption of alcohol D) Mandating church attendance
A) The Church refused to lend money B) The King refused to sign the decree C) The Genoese bankers seized Spanish land D) The Spanish treasure fleet of 1628 was captured by the Dutch
A) The Portuguese uprising B) The Milanese uprising C) The Andalusian revolt D) The Catalan revolt
A) The rebellion lasted for ten years B) The Duke successfully took the throne C) The Duke was executed immediately D) The revolt was repressed and the Duke received clemency
A) He abdicated the throne B) He ordered the execution of all grandees C) He joined the French army D) He removed Olivares from office
A) They were replaced by military tribunals B) They were permanently banned C) They were reinstated when Luis de Haro took over D) They were converted into a parliament
A) He executed the leaders of the rebellion B) He issued an amnesty for the rebels C) He increased taxes on Catalonia D) He exiled the Catalan nobility
A) Manage the personal finances of the King B) Increase the influence of the Church C) Control the price of bread D) Circumvent the formal system to enact policies quickly
A) A decline in agricultural production B) A massive plague in Castile C) The financial pressures of the Thirty Years' War D) The loss of the American colonies
A) 1624 B) 1621 C) 1635 D) 1634
A) Paris B) Rocroi C) Dunkirk D) Breda
A) Netherlands first B) Portugal first C) Bohemia first D) France first
A) Bohemia B) Catalonia C) Flanders D) Portugal
A) Fronde rebellions B) Revolts in Portugal C) Loss of Dunkirk D) Battle of Rocroi
A) Baltasar de Zúñiga B) Louis XIV C) Ferdinand II D) Louis XIII
A) Portugal B) Catalonia C) The Netherlands D) Bohemia
A) Dunkirk B) Rocroi C) Breda D) Nördlingen
A) Louis XIV B) Louis XIII C) Baltasar de Zúñiga D) Ferdinand II
A) Habsburg B) Sandoval C) Guzmán D) Zúñiga
A) Eight B) Sixteen C) Ten D) Twelve
A) Fourteen B) Sixteen C) Eighteen D) Twenty
A) Ten years B) Fifteen years C) Twenty years D) Thirty years
A) The Royal Palace of Madrid B) The Escorial C) Buen Retiro Palace D) Seville Cathedral
A) Luis de Haro B) De Zúñiga C) Lerma D) Philip III
A) The Great Reformer B) The Iron King C) The Sun King D) The Planet King
A) Seville B) Valladolid C) Lisbon D) Madrid
A) Francisco Goya B) Bartolomé Esteban Murillo C) Diego Velázquez D) El Greco
A) Philip V B) Charles II C) Juan José D) Balthasar Charles
A) Smallpox B) Influenza C) Appendicitis D) Plague
A) Margaret of Austria B) Maria Anna C) Sor María de Ágreda D) Elisabeth of France
A) Three B) Fifty C) None D) Ten
A) Russian B) Latin C) Arabic D) Greek
A) Balthasar Charles B) Charles II C) Juan José D) John IV
A) As a benevolent reformer B) As a weak individual C) As a brilliant military strategist D) As a tyrannical dictator
A) Abstract minimalist sets B) Perspective scenery C) Static painted backdrops D) Naturalistic outdoor scenery
A) France B) Flanders C) Spain D) Italy
A) 1624 B) 1631 C) 1635 D) 1610
A) Leonardo da Vinci B) Francisco Goya C) Pablo Picasso D) Eugenio Caxés
A) Isabella of Portugal B) Santa Maria de Agreda C) Nuestra Señora del Milagro D) The Virgin of the Immaculate Conception
A) 12 July B) 12 August C) 25 December D) 1 January
A) 1640 B) 1650 C) 1625 D) 1610
A) Italy B) France C) England D) Portugal
A) Madrid B) Seville C) Zaragoza D) Lisbon
A) 1665 B) 1679 C) 1648 D) 1696
A) Mariana B) The Cortes of Castile C) John Joseph of Austria D) Louis XIV
A) Two B) Ten C) Thirty D) None
A) Maria Anna of Austria B) María Manrique C) Elisabeth of France D) María Calderón
A) Rome B) Madrid C) Paris D) Vienna
A) Organic causes B) A lack of gold from the Indies C) Religious wars D) The death of Charles II |
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