Lesson 2A.2.4
2A.2.4 Crises of the Angevin Empire, 1170–89 Quiz: Pearson Edexcel History, Unit 1
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The 20 questions
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Which Scottish king was captured at Alnwick during the Great Rebellion of 1173–74?
- Alexander II
- David I
- Malcolm IV
- William the Lion
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Which son of Henry II was crowned junior king in 1170?
- Henry
- John
- Geoffrey
- Richard
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What was the main reason Henry II's sons rebelled against him in 1173?
- Foreign policy
- Lack of power
- High taxation
- Religious policy
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To whose French court did Henry the Young King flee in March 1173?
- Philip Augustus
- Philip of Flanders
- Louis VII
- Raymond V
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Which royal figure actively supported her sons against Henry II in the Great Rebellion?
- Empress Matilda
- Margaret of France
- Eleanor of Aquitaine
- Berengaria of Navarre
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Which factor was crucial to Henry II's victory in the Great Rebellion of 1173–74?
- Capturing Scotland's king
- Papal excommunication
- French invasion
- Baronial defections
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What was the immediate short-term effect of Henry II's 1174 victory?
- Loss of Normandy
- Weakened royal authority
- Strengthened royal authority
- Baronial independence
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Which of Henry II's sons died in 1183, disrupting the succession?
- Geoffrey
- Richard
- Henry
- John
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Which son of Henry II, who served as Duke of Brittany, died in 1186?
- Henry
- Richard
- Geoffrey
- John
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Which two sons of Henry II came into conflict over the inheritance of the Angevin lands in the 1180s?
- John and Geoffrey
- Geoffrey and William
- Richard and John
- Henry and Richard
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Which French king allied with Richard the Lionheart against Henry II in 1188–89?
- Louis VI
- Philip I
- Philip Augustus
- Louis VII
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Which treaty in July 1189 forced the defeated Henry II to accept humiliating terms?
- Treaty of Woodstock
- Treaty of Falaise
- Treaty of Ballan
- Treaty of Gisors
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Which two sons of Henry II actively led rivalries against him after 1180?
- William and Henry
- Geoffrey and John
- Richard and John
- Henry and Geoffrey
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Put these events in order: A) Great Rebellion begins, B) William the Lion is captured, C) Henry defeated by Philip and Richard.
- C, then A, then B
- A, then C, then B
- B, then A, then C
- A, then B, then C
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Which French king allied with Richard to force Henry II's surrender in 1189?
- Louis VIII
- Philip I
- Philip II
- Louis VII
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Which group provided major military support to the rebels during the Great Rebellion of 1173–74?
- Peasant labourers
- Discontented barons
- Merchant guilds
- Church bishops
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What primary cause sparked division and conflict among Henry II's sons regarding land?
- Selection of bishops
- Taxation of trade
- Territorial inheritance plans
- Religious conversions
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What long-term issue alienated Henry II's sons, causing frequent rebellions?
- Religious disagreements
- Low annual allowances
- Refusal of power
- Forced foreign marriages
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In which year did the Great Rebellion against Henry II begin?
- 1180
- 1170
- 1173
- 1189
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Which French monarch allied with Prince Richard against Henry II in the late 1180s?
- Louis VII
- Philip Augustus
- Philip IV
- Louis VIII
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