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Which royal decree granted religious freedom to French Protestants in 1598?
Answer: Edict of Nantes
Why: The landmark edict brought peace after decades of religious warfare before Louis XIV revoked it nearly a century later.
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What royal order let French kings jail people without trial?
Answer: Lettre de cachet
Why: French kings used these sealed warrants to bypass courts entirely, famously jailing the writer Voltaire.
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At which Hundred Years' War battle was King John II of France captured?
Answer: Battle of Poitiers
Why: When his hostage son escaped England, John II voluntarily returned to English captivity out of medieval chivalric honor.
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How long did King Louis XIX reign in 1830 before abdicating the throne?
Answer: 20 minutes
Why: Tradition says his wife Marie Thérèse spent those twenty minutes begging him not to sign, while Charles X sat weeping.
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Why did Henry IV convert from Protestantism to Catholicism upon claiming the throne?
Answer: To unite France and enter Paris
Why: "Paris is well worth a Mass" is folklore: no source from his lifetime has him say it, and it first surfaces in a 1622 satire.
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Which French king ordered the mass arrest and downfall of the Templars in 1307?
Answer: Philip IV
Why: Philip owed enormous financial debts to the wealthy military order, which were effectively wiped clean when the Templars were destroyed.