A) Denmark and Norway B) Scotland and Ireland C) Sweden and Finland D) France and Normandy
A) Edith of Wessex B) Margaret of Scotland C) Emma of Normandy D) Ælfgifu
A) Earl B) Archbishop C) Sheriff D) Chancellor
A) Ralph of Mantes B) Godwin C) Robert of Jumièges D) Leofric
A) Harold Harefoot B) Harthacnut C) Edward the Confessor D) Alfred Aetheling
A) He fled back to Normandy B) He was blinded and died of his injuries C) He became the earl of Wessex D) He was crowned king
A) Harold Harefoot B) Edward the Confessor C) Alfred Aetheling D) Harthacnut
A) Godwin B) Regenbald C) Robert of Jumièges D) Ralph of Mantes
A) York B) Winchester C) Canterbury D) London
A) The Tower of London and St. Paul's Cathedral B) Windsor Castle and Canterbury Cathedral C) Winchester Palace and the Royal Treasury D) Westminster Palace and Westminster Abbey
A) £5,000 versus £7,000 B) £10,000 versus £2,000 C) £3,000 versus £8,000 D) £7,000 versus £5,000
A) Regenbald B) Ralph of Mantes C) Eustace of Boulogne D) Robert of Jumièges
A) William of Normandy B) Edward the Exile C) Count Eustace of Boulogne D) Harold Harefoot
A) William, Duke of Normandy B) Alfred Aetheling C) Edgar Ætheling D) Ralph of Mantes
A) Harold Godwinson B) Malcolm III of Scotland C) Edward the Confessor D) William of Normandy
A) Kent B) Mercia C) Northumbria D) Wessex
A) Edward the Elder B) Æthelstan C) Edmund I D) Alfred the Great
A) Alfred the Great B) Edward the Elder C) Edgar the Peaceful D) Æthelstan
A) Eadwig B) Edmund I C) Eadred D) Edgar
A) They were murdered B) They refused the crown C) They were in exile D) They were too young
A) Edmund I B) Eadred C) Edgar the Peaceful D) Eadwig
A) Eadwig B) Cnut C) Æthelred the Unready D) Edgar the Peaceful
A) Tribute B) Wergild C) Danegeld D) Taxation
A) Edmund Ironside B) Cnut C) Swein Forkbeard D) Alfred the Great
A) A failed peace treaty B) The first constitutional settlement in English history C) A betrayal of the Anglo-Saxon people D) A tactical surrender
A) 10th century B) 9th century C) 11th century D) 8th century
A) Tanistry B) Appointment C) Primogeniture D) Lottery
A) 1066 B) 1283 C) 1215 D) 1177
A) 1215 B) 1283 C) 1542 D) 1066
A) Chieftain B) Overlord C) Bretwalda D) Emperor
A) Winchester B) Canterbury C) York D) London
A) Parliament B) Senate C) Congress D) Witan
A) Duty B) Rent C) Geld D) Tithe
A) Royal Treasury B) Public Land C) Crown Estate D) Private Property
A) Appointed the king's successor by birth order B) Elected kings from royal family members C) Inherited the throne D) Had no role in succession
A) Æthelings B) Barons C) Thegns D) Ealdormen
A) Coronation by the church B) Popular vote C) Wealth D) Military victory
A) Ealdred, archbishop of York B) Edward the Confessor C) The Witan D) Pope Alexander II
A) William of Normandy B) Harald Hardrada C) Tostig Godwinson D) Edgar Ætheling
A) 25 September 1066 B) 28 September 1066 C) 5 January 1066 D) 14 October 1066
A) 14 October 1066 B) 6 January 1066 C) 25 September 1066 D) 25 December 1066
A) Ealdred B) The Witan C) Harold Godwinson D) William of Normandy
A) 5 January 1066 B) Christmas Day 1066 C) 6 January 1066 D) 14 October 1066
A) Gyrth B) Leofwine C) Edgar D) Tostig Godwinson |