Lesson 2A.2.1
2A.2.1 England under Henry II's successors, 1189–1216 Quiz: AQA History, Unit 12
20 questions
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Lesson 2A.2.1, England under Henry II's successors, 1189–1216: 20 multiple choice questions for the AQA History (7042), Unit 12: 2A Royal Authority and the Angevin Kings, 1154–1216, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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Which crusade did Richard I join after his accession in 1189?
- The First Crusade
- The Second Crusade
- The Fourth Crusade
- The Third Crusade
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Which official ran England in Richard I's name as Chancellor and Justiciar in 1189-90?
- Hugh de Puiset
- Hubert Walter
- Walter de Coutances
- William Longchamp
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What ransom, paid in 1194, secured Richard I's release from captivity in Germany?
- 15,000 marks
- 1,500 marks
- 500 marks
- 150,000 marks
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Which 1200 treaty temporarily settled peace between King John and Philip II?
- Treaty of Paris
- Treaty of Le Goulet
- Treaty of Chinon
- Treaty of Falaise
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Which city fell to Philip II in June 1204, marking the loss of Normandy to the Capetian crown?
- Bordeaux
- Rouen
- Dieppe
- Calais
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Pope Innocent III placed England under an interdict in 1208 following a dispute over which archbishop?
- Boniface of Savoy
- Thomas Becket
- Stephen Langton
- Hubert Walter
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Which 1214 battle ended King John's hopes of recapturing his lost territories in Normandy?
- Battle of Lincoln
- Battle of Sandwich
- Battle of Bouvines
- Battle of Mirebeau
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Where was Magna Carta sealed by King John in June 1215?
- Runnymede
- Westminster
- Clarendon
- Winchester
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Which Magna Carta clause protected free men from unlawful imprisonment without trial by peers?
- Clause 12
- Clause 39
- Clause 61
- Clause 1
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Who served as Marshal of the baronial 'Army of God' against King John in 1215?
- Eustace de Vesci
- Geoffrey de Mandeville
- William Marshal
- Robert Fitzwalter
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What fatal illness caused the death of King John at Newark Castle in October 1216?
- Dysentery
- Smallpox
- Typhoid
- Malaria
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Who was appointed Protector of the realm for nine-year-old Henry III in 1216?
- Hubert de Burgh
- William Marshal
- Ranulf de Blondeville
- Peter des Roches
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Which May 1217 royalist victory helped defeat the rebel barons and Prince Louis of France?
- Battle of Lincoln
- Battle of Bouvines
- Battle of Lewes
- Battle of Sandwich
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Which man served as Archbishop of Canterbury from 1193 to 1205 and also led royal government as Justiciar?
- Thomas Becket
- Walter de Coutances
- Stephen Langton
- Hubert Walter
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Which pope excommunicated King John in 1209?
- Pope Innocent III
- Pope Boniface VIII
- Pope Adrian IV
- Pope Gregory VII
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Which factor contributed most to the baronial rebellion against King John in 1215?
- Heavy royal taxation
- Peasant uprisings
- Religious heresy
- Scottish invasions
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Which Pope annulled Magna Carta at King John's request in 1215?
- Pope Innocent III
- Pope Gregory IX
- Pope Alexander III
- Pope Urban II
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How many years of his ten-year reign did King Richard I spend in England?
- Exactly ten
- Less than one
- About five
- Over eight
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Which French king was Richard I's main rival and opponent after the Third Crusade?
- Louis VII
- Philip II Augustus
- Louis IX
- Philip IV
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Who contested King John's claim to the English throne following Richard I's death in 1199?
- Louis of France
- William of Scotland
- Arthur of Brittany
- Philip of Flanders
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