Chapter: The True Briton
1.

Which year did the Battle of Hastings take place?

A. 1040
B. 1060
C. 1066
D. 1086
Answer» C. 1066
2.

Which year did the Normans conquer the Isle of Ely?

A. 1052
B. 1062
C. 1072
D. 1082
Answer» C. 1072
3.

What is the Oath taken by the knights swearing loyalty to King William the Conqueror known as?

A. Oath of England
B. Oath of Salisbury
C. Oath of Normandy
D. Oath of Saxony
Answer» B. Oath of Salisbury
4.

Which law of William the Conqueror preventedthe people from hunting in the forest?

A. The Hunting Law
B. The Forest Law
C. The Green Law
D. The Woods Law
Answer» B. The Forest Law
5.

Which document of a survey conducted by William the Conqueror records the resources of the Kingdom of England?

A. Magnum Concilium
B. The Domesday Book
C. Danegeld
D. Charter of London
Answer» B. The Domesday Book
6.

During whose reign did the City of London see the beginnings of self government?

A. Henry I
B. Henry II
C. Henry III
D. Henry IV
Answer» A. Henry I
7.

What was the Chief council of the realm of England in the rule of Henry I?

A. Charter of London
B. Magnum Concilium
C. Danegeld
D. Curia Regis
Answer» B. Magnum Concilium
8.

When did the rule of the House of the Plantagenets begin?

A. With the coronation of Henry I
B. With the coronation of William the Conqueror
C. With the coronation of William I
D. With the coronation of William Rufus
Answer» A. With the coronation of Henry I
9.

In the Middle Ages, the normal unit of holding of land was

A. Fief
B. Manor
C. Stadium
D. Forum
Answer» B. Manor
10.

What was the extra work done by the Villeins known as ?

A. Lords work
B. Boon work
C. Serf work
D. Fief work
Answer» B. Boon work
11.

What were the workers who held no land of their own in the manorial system known as?

A. Fief
B. Serfs
C. Churl
D. Villein
Answer» B. Serfs
12.

In the manorial system, the administration of justice was carried out from...

A. Estate
B. Lord’s Manor
C. Fieodan
D. Manorial Village
Answer» B. Lord’s Manor
13.

Which year did the Black Death take place?

A. 1300
B. 1320
C. 1348
D. 1358
Answer» C. 1348
14.

Which year did the Peasant’s Revolt take place?

A. 1300
B. 1320
C. 1380
D. 1381
Answer» D. 1381
15.

Who said ‘God does not judge a man twice for the same offence.?

A. Henry I
B. Lanfranc
C. Thomas Becket
D. William I
Answer» C. Thomas Becket
16.

Who is called the English Justinian?

A. Henry I
B. Henry II
C. Henry III
D. Edward I
Answer» D. Edward I
17.

What was an important offshoot of the Kings Court which dealt with the financial affairs of the realm in Henry II’s time?

A. The Jury System
B. The Curia Regis
C. The Exchequer Court
D. King’s Court
Answer» C. The Exchequer Court
18.

What was the basis of the system of Law followed in all the colonies of Britain?

A. The Court Common Pleas
B. English Common Law
C. The Exchequer Law
D. Trade Law
Answer» B. English Common Law
19.

What was Richard I known as ?

A. The Braveheart
B. The Lionheart
C. The Conqueror
D. The Leader
Answer» B. The Lionheart
20.

Which city is the first corporation in the world?

A. Dublin
B. London
C. Canterbury
D. Wessex
Answer» B. London
21.

When did the first Crusade take place?

A. 1067
B. 1077
C. 1087
D. 1097
Answer» D. 1097
22.

When did the Second Crusade take place?

A. 1127
B. 1137
C. 1147
D. 1157
Answer» C. 1147
23.

When did the Muslim King Sultan Saladin conquer Jerusalem?

A. 1157
B. 1167
C. 1177
D. 1187
Answer» D. 1187
24.

When did the Third Crusade take place?

A. 1160
B. 1170
C. 1180
D. 1190
Answer» D. 1190
25.

When was the Magna Carta signed between the people of England and King John?

A. June 15, 1210
B. June 15, 1215
C. June 15, 1225
D. July 15, 1215
Answer» B. June 15, 1215
26.

Who is known as the Father of the English Parliament?

A. Henry I
B. Thomas Becket
C. Simon de Montfort
D. Edward I
Answer» C. Simon de Montfort
27.

Which statute allowed the king to have a regular income from a tax on the export of wool and leather in 1275?

A. The Statute of Mortmain
B. The Statute of Westminister
C. The Statute of Action Burnell
D. The Statute of Parliament
Answer» B. The Statute of Westminister
28.

When did Edward summon his Model Parliament?

A. 1200
B. 1255
C. 1285
D. 1295
Answer» D. 1295
29.

Who was the first Stuart King of England?

A. Edward II
B. Robert
C. Edward III
D. John
Answer» B. Robert
30.

The Dispensers were the loyal bodyguards of

A. Edward I
B. Edward II
C. Edward III
D. Robert Stuart
Answer» B. Edward II
31.

The Hundred Years War was fought between England and

A. Germany
B. France
C. Italy
D. Spain
Answer» B. France
32.

Who was called ‘The King of the Sea’ by the Parliament?

A. Edward I
B. Edward II
C. Edward III
D. Robert Stuart
Answer» C. Edward III
33.

What was the Parliament summoned by the Black Prince known as ?

A. The Great Parliament
B. The Good Parliament
C. The White Parliament
D. The Right Parliament
Answer» B. The Good Parliament
34.

Who were the poor preachers who followed John Wycliffe?

A. Lutherans
B. Lollards
C. Drolls
D. Friars
Answer» B. Lollards
35.

Who is called ‘The Morning Star of the Reformation’?

A. Martin Luther
B. John Wycliffe
C. Thomas Becket
D. Edward II
Answer» B. John Wycliffe
36.

Who was said to be sent by God to lead France to victory in the Hundred years War?

A. Edward II
B. Joan of Arc
C. Henry V
D. Napoleon
Answer» B. Joan of Arc
37.

What was the War between the House of Lancaster and the House of York known as?

A. The War of the Houses
B. The War of the Roses
C. The War of the White Rose
D. The War of the Red Rose
Answer» B. The War of the Roses
38.

Where was the first University in England established?

A. Oxford
B. Cambridge
C. Leeds
D. Dublin
Answer» A. Oxford
39.

What were the colleges established for legal studies known as?

A. The Guilds
B. The Inns of Court
C. The Inner Court
D. The Inner circle
Answer» B. The Inns of Court
40.

When did the War of the Roses begin?

A. 1450
B. 1455
C. 1456
D. 1455
Answer» B. 1455
41.

What can be considered as the predecessor of the modern trade Unions?

A. The Company
B. The Guilds
C. The Exchequer
D. The Workers Group
Answer» B. The Guilds
42.

About which work did Dryden say, ‘Here is God’s Plenty’?

A. The Iliad
B. The Aeneid
C. The Canterbury Tales
D. The Divine Comedy
Answer» C. The Canterbury Tales
43.

Who wrote Parlement of Fowles?

A. John Gower
B. Geoffrey Chaucer
C. William Langland
D. Thomas Hoccleve
Answer» B. Geoffrey Chaucer
44.

Who wrote Confessio Amantis?

A. John Gower
B. Geoffrey Chaucer
C. William Langland
D. Thomas Hoccleve
Answer» A. John Gower
45.

Who wrote The Vision Concerning Piers the Plowman?

A. John Gower
B. Geoffrey Chaucer
C. William Langland
D. Thomas Hoccleve
Answer» C. William Langland
46.

Who wrote ‘The Grovernail of Princes?

A. John Gower
B. Geoffrey Chaucer
C. William Langland
D. Thomas Hoccleve
Answer» D. Thomas Hoccleve
47.

Who wrote The Thistle and the Rose?

A. John Gower
B. Geoffrey Chaucer
C. William Langland
D. William Dunbar
Answer» D. William Dunbar
48.

Who wrote Morte D’Arthur?

A. John Gower
B. Geoffrey Chaucer
C. William Langland
D. Thomas Malory
Answer» D. Thomas Malory
49.

Everyman is an example of

A. Mystery Play
B. Morality Play
C. Miracle Play
D. Interlude
Answer» B. Morality Play
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