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Who was emperor and also King Charles I of Spain?
Answer: Charles V
Why: He gave Spain to his son Philip II in 1556, but his brother Ferdinand formally became emperor only in 1558.
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Where did Henry IV wait in the snow for a pope's pardon?
Answer: Canossa
Why: Canossa was the castle of Matilda of Tuscany, whose guest the pope was when Henry arrived in 1077.
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How many days did electors get before being put on bread and water?
Answer: 30
Why: The Golden Bull of 1356 also made four of the seven votes enough to elect a king, so three electors could no longer block it.
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Who gave birth to 16 children in 19 years?
Answer: Maria Theresa
Why: One of those children was Marie Antoinette, who became queen of France.
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Who was the Holy Roman emperor in 1750?
Answer: Francis I
Why: A woman could not be elected emperor, so Maria Theresa had her husband Francis elected in 1745 instead.
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Who issued the Golden Bull of 1356?
Answer: Charles IV
Why: Despite its name it was an imperial law, called a bull after the golden seal attached to it.
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