A) Descent, sex, legitimacy, and religion B) Political affiliation, education, tenure, and geography C) Parliamentary nomination, royal decree, merit, and marriage D) Popular vote, age, wealth, and military rank
A) Treasons Act 1571 B) Bill of Rights 1689 C) Magna Carta D) Act of Settlement 1701
A) Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex B) Prince George C) William, Prince of Wales D) Prince Archie
A) 28 October 2011 B) 1 January 2022 C) 15 November 1689 D) 26 March 2015
A) It was expanded to all realms B) It was made optional for each realm C) It was strictly enforced D) It was abandoned
A) Sophia of Hanover B) Karin Vogel C) Anne de Mortimer D) Elizabeth of York
A) All descendants B) The first six C) None, it is a personal choice D) The first ten
A) Richard I B) Richard III C) Henry VII D) Edward IV
A) She reigned for ten years B) She was overthrown after nine days C) She was killed in battle D) She abdicated peacefully
A) The most secure claim in English history B) The most remote and unaccountable ever set up C) A standard example of legal succession D) Legally void from the start
A) Treasons Act 1571 B) Act of Settlement 1701 C) Bill of Rights 1689 D) Safety of the Queen, etc. Act 1584
A) Anne Boleyn B) Catherine of Aragon C) Elizabeth of York D) Jane Seymour
A) Father and son B) Cousins C) Brothers D) Uncle and nephew
A) Prince Louis B) Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex C) Prince George D) Princess Charlotte
A) Must be Catholic B) No religious requirement exists C) Must be in communion with the Church of England D) Must be a convert to Islam
A) 1503 B) 1603 C) 1371 D) 1543
A) Charles I B) Henry VII C) Henry VIII D) James IV
A) The Auld Alliance B) The Claim of Right C) The Rough Wooing D) The Union of the Crowns
A) Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley B) William III C) Oliver Cromwell D) James VI
A) 1603 B) 1567 C) 1573 D) 1543
A) King B) Lord Protector C) Duke D) Prince
A) William III B) James II C) Richard Cromwell D) Charles II
A) Anglican B) Presbyterian C) Roman Catholic D) Protestant
A) To select an heir to the Scottish throne B) To ban Roman Catholics C) To force a union with England D) To crown James II
A) 1689 B) 1701 C) 1603 D) 1707 |