A) Oxford B) The Hague C) York D) Paris
A) Raising money for the Royalist cause B) Negotiating a peace treaty C) Seeking asylum D) Visiting her French relatives
A) Land holdings B) Overseas investments C) Tax revenue D) Royal jewels
A) King Louis XIII and Cardinal Richelieu B) The Earl of Essex and William Waller C) Prince Rupert and the Earl of Newcastle D) Prince Frederick Henry of Orange and King Christian IV of Denmark
A) Toothache, headaches, a cold, and coughs B) Gout and chronic fatigue C) Fever and pneumonia D) Broken limbs and back pain
A) The jewels were fake B) The prices were too low C) Fear that a future Parliament would reclaim them D) International trade embargoes
A) A strategic financial maneuver B) A betrayal of the French crown C) A charitable donation to the poor D) Selling crown jewels to buy guns for a religious conflict
A) Dover B) Plymouth C) Hull D) Portsmouth
A) It was burned in the harbor B) It was stolen by the Dutch C) It sank near Texel D) It was captured by pirates
A) Bridlington B) Newcastle C) London D) Bristol
A) Spot B) Mitte C) Rex D) Charlie
A) Prince Rupert B) The Earl of Antrim C) The Earl of Newcastle D) King Charles I
A) Pym B) Montrose C) Hampden D) Essex
A) The Queen's library B) The private chapel C) The royal stables D) The treasury office
A) Van Dyck B) Lely C) Holbein D) Rubens
A) Kineton B) Oxford C) York D) London
A) The Earl of Newcastle B) Prince Rupert C) Jermyn D) The Earl of Essex
A) Waller B) Jermyn C) Clotworthy D) Marten
A) Merton College B) Magdalen College C) Christ Church D) The royal palace
A) London B) Oxford C) Bath D) Exeter
A) John Clotworthy B) The Earl of Essex C) Henry Marten D) William Waller
A) The court astrologer B) The royal surgeon C) The Queen's father D) de Mayerne
A) Bristol B) Dover C) Plymouth D) Falmouth
A) It was captured and published B) It was sold to the French C) It was lost at sea D) It was burned by the King
A) Paris B) Oxford C) Southwell D) The Hague
A) Protestant B) Anglican C) Roman Catholic D) Calvinist
A) Somerset House B) Tyburn C) Greenwich Palace D) Westminster Abbey
A) Queen Henrietta B) Queen Maria C) Queen Henriette D) Queen Mary
A) Maria B) Mary C) Henrietta D) Henriette
A) Oratorians B) Précieuses C) Devout Humanists D) Calvinists
A) Marguerite Courtin B) Countess of Denbigh C) Madame St. George D) Madame de Vantelet
A) George Carew B) The Bishop of Mende C) Sir Richard Wynn D) Robert Phillip
A) Théodore de Mayerne B) Henry Jermyn C) Sir Richard Wynn D) George Carew
A) Wellingborough B) Wimbledon House C) Somerset House D) Greenwich
A) Madame Garnier B) Jeffrey Hudson C) Robert Phillip D) Henry Jermyn
A) Wimbledon House B) Greenwich Palace C) Somerset House D) Nonsuch Palace
A) 1 May 1625 B) 2 February 1626 C) 1 May 1624 D) 13 June 1625
A) By sitting beside Charles B) By watching from the balcony of the palace C) She was not allowed to watch D) By watching from a discreet distance
A) The Scottish Covenanters B) The Spanish monarchy C) The Catholic Church D) French Huguenots
A) French B) Spanish C) Latin D) English
A) Papist subversion B) Loss of the American colonies C) French invasion D) Financial bankruptcy
A) A master strategist B) Aggressively political C) Intrinsically apolitical D) A revolutionary leader
A) Agriculture B) The arts C) Mining D) The navy
A) 2 February 1626 B) 13 June 1625 C) 1 May 1625 D) 1 January 1630
A) Henrietta Anne B) Marie Henrietta C) Maria Henriette D) Henriette Marie
A) Henry IV B) Louis XIII C) Charles I D) James I
A) Carolina B) Virginia C) Louisiana D) Maryland
A) 1625 B) 1649 C) 1660 D) 1665
A) Versailles B) Parisian Cathedral C) Fontainebleau D) Palais du Louvre
A) Thirteen B) Fifteen C) Seventeen D) Nineteen
A) Carmelites B) Jesuits C) Dominicans D) Franciscans
A) Louis XIII B) Charles II C) Louis XIV D) Henry IV
A) Scotland B) Ireland C) Spain D) France
A) Mary of Modena B) The Queen of France C) Lucy Hay D) Anne of Austria
A) Strict Catholic B) Anglican convert C) Atheist D) Staunch Protestant
A) They were lovers B) They were business partners C) They were siblings D) They were political rivals
A) My Queen B) My Love C) Dearest Henrietta D) Dear Heart
A) 1645 B) 1626 C) 1628 D) 1634
A) Hay led a more dissolute life B) Hay lost her position at court C) Hay moved back to France D) Hay joined the French military
A) Leonardo da Vinci B) Guido Reni C) Peter Paul Rubens D) Orazio Gentileschi
A) Inigo Jones B) André Mollet C) François Dieussart D) Christopher Beeston
A) The Queen's House Masque B) The Royalist Return C) The Somerset House Pageant D) Salmacida Spolia
A) John Pym B) William Davenant C) Nicholas Lanier D) Thomas Heywood
A) André Mollet B) Inigo Jones C) François Dieussart D) Hubert Le Sueur
A) François Dieussart B) Jacques Bourdier C) Jean Petitot D) Anthony van Dyck
A) John Pym B) Kevin Sharpe C) Quinton Bone D) Wedgwood
A) Had his ears cut off B) Was exiled to France C) Was imprisoned for life D) Was flogged and branded
A) Alexander Leighton B) John Pym C) William Prynne D) Henry Jermyn
A) Thomas Heywood B) Christopher Beeston C) William Davenant D) Nicholas Lanier
A) John Pym B) Henry Jermyn C) Thomas Wentworth D) William Laud
A) Anthony van Dyck B) Peter Paul Rubens C) Guido Reni D) Orazio Gentileschi
A) Lord John Byron B) John Colepeper C) Sir Kenelm Digby D) Henry Wilmot
A) January 1649 B) July 1648 C) July 1646 D) December 1647
A) The Four Bills B) Catholicism C) Parliamentary rule D) Presbyterian government
A) The Engagement B) The Treaty of France C) The Four Bills D) The Royalist Accord
A) 1648 B) 1649 C) 1651 D) 1646
A) The Third English Civil War B) The Hundred Years War C) The Thirty Years War D) The Fronde
A) Clarendon B) Jermyn C) John Colepeper D) Henry Wilmot
A) The Hague B) Paris C) Saint-Germain D) Cologne
A) Marie B) Minette C) Anne D) Charlotte
A) A military academy B) A political council C) A convent at Chaillot D) A school for exiles
A) Anglicanism B) Presbyterianism C) Protestantism D) Catholicism
A) Charles II B) Henrietta C) Henry D) James
A) Louis XIV B) Edward Hyde C) Charles II D) Samuel Pepys
A) Henrietta B) Anne Marie d'Orléans C) Mary D) Anne Hyde
A) Louis XIV B) Philippe I C) Edward Hyde D) Charles II
A) Smallpox B) Bronchitis C) Influenza D) Lung infection
A) 18 B) 20 C) 25 D) 30
A) Pneumonia B) Smallpox C) Bronchitis D) Arthritis
A) Philippe I B) Edward Hyde C) Antoine Vallot D) Louis XIV
A) Charles I B) Captain Thomas James C) George Calvert D) Kenelm Digby
A) Margaret Lockwood B) Elizabeth Taylor C) Glenda Jackson D) Dorothy Tutin
A) Below the motto B) The dexter side C) The sinister side D) Above the crest |