A) 1131–1165 B) 1120–1180 C) 1147–1180 D) 1137–1180
A) Theobald II B) Geoffrey V C) Philip II D) Louis VI
A) Constance of Castile B) Adela of Champagne C) Eleanor of Aquitaine D) Adelaide of Maurienne
A) A career in architecture B) A career as a merchant C) A career in the Church D) A career as a diplomat
A) 1120 B) 1145 C) 1131 D) 1137
A) Suger B) Pierre de la Chatre C) Odo of Deuil D) Bernard of Clairvaux
A) Notre-Dame de Paris B) Basilica of Saint-Denis C) Orléans D) Reims Cathedral
A) King Baldwin III of Jerusalem B) Roger II of Sicily C) King Géza II of Hungary D) King Conrad III of Germany
A) Siege of Damascus B) Siege of Antioch C) Siege of Constantinople D) Siege of Jerusalem
A) University of Oxford B) University of Bologna C) University of Montpellier D) University of Paris
A) French Gothic B) Baroque C) Romanesque D) Renaissance
A) 1165 B) 1149 C) 1152 D) 1180
A) Henry, Duke of Normandy B) Theobald II of Champagne C) Philip Augustus D) Geoffrey V, Count of Anjou
A) Eleanor of Aquitaine B) Adela of Champagne C) Adelaide of Maurienne D) Constance of Castile
A) Henry II B) Louis VI C) Geoffrey V D) Philip II
A) Orléans and Poitiers B) Metz and Laodicea C) Paris and Reims D) Antioch and Damascus
A) The pope accepted Cadurc as archbishop B) The pope imposed an interdict upon the king C) The king invaded Rome D) The king was excommunicated and deposed
A) 2,000 B) 1,500 C) 1,000 D) 500
A) Odo of Deuil B) Abbot Suger C) Pope Innocent II D) Bernard of Clairvaux
A) The Pyrenees B) Mount Sinai C) Mount Cadmus D) The Alps
A) They were too closely related. B) She refused to accompany him to the Holy Land. C) She failed to produce any children. D) She committed treason against the crown.
A) Five B) Two C) Eight D) Three
A) Five weeks B) Two years C) One year D) Five months
A) Beaugency B) Nonette C) Toulouse D) Gisors
A) Toulouse B) Anjou C) Gisors D) Nonette
A) Alfonso VII B) The Bishop of Le Puy C) Raymond V D) Thomas Becket
A) Conquered the county of Vexin B) Divorced Adela of Champagne C) Signed the Treaty of Gisors D) Returned to the Île-de-France with a fever
A) Alexander III B) Philip II C) Frederick I D) Henry II
A) Gregory VII B) Clement III C) Urban II D) Alexander III
A) Paris B) Reims C) Sens D) Arles
A) The Golden Rose B) A royal crown C) A golden scepter D) A suit of armor
A) 1169 B) 1164 C) 1170 D) 1166
A) Arles B) Brittany C) Scotland D) Normandy
A) Montmirail B) Sens C) Vitry-en-Perthois D) Saint-Denis
A) Reims B) Barbeau Abbey C) Vitry-en-Perthois D) Montmirail
A) Paralysis B) Old age C) Blindness D) Fever
A) Basilica of Saint-Denis B) Barbeau Abbey C) Reims Cathedral D) Notre-Dame de Paris
A) Alix B) Margaret C) Marie D) Agnes
A) Alys B) Alix C) Agnes D) Marie
A) Theodore Branas B) Andronicus I Comnenus C) Henry I of Champagne D) Alexius II Comnenus
A) Theodore Branas B) Charles Kay C) John Gielgud D) Jean Anouilh
A) Elizabeth Chadwick B) Sharon Kay Penman C) Jean Anouilh D) Norah Lofts
A) When Christ and His Saints Slept B) The Summer Queen C) Becket D) The Devil's Crown
A) Jean Anouilh B) Sharon Kay Penman C) Elizabeth Chadwick D) Norah Lofts
A) Elizabeth Chadwick B) Sharon Kay Penman C) Jean Anouilh D) Norah Lofts
A) Margaret B) Alys C) Marie D) Alix
A) Golden Globe for Best Actor B) BAFTA Award for Best Actor C) Academy Award for Best Actor D) Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor
A) Norah Lofts B) Jean Anouilh C) Sharon Kay Penman D) Elizabeth Chadwick |