Medieval England quiz
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How many crowned kings did England have in 1066?
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Who was killed in Canterbury Cathedral in 1170?
Answer: Thomas Becket
Why: The Pope declared him a saint in 1173, little more than two years after his death.
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How long did the 1215 Magna Carta last before the Pope annulled it?
Answer: About ten weeks
Why: It survived because Henry III's government reissued a revised version in 1216, after King John died.
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Who became England's feudal overlord in 1213?
Answer: The Pope
Why: John agreed to pay the papacy a yearly tribute of 1,000 marks for England and Ireland.
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How long did the Hundred Years' War last?
Answer: 116 years
Why: It ran from 1337 to 1453 as a string of campaigns broken up by long truces.
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How long did Richard the Lionheart spend in England as king?
Answer: About six months
Why: Most of his ten-year reign went on the Third Crusade, captivity abroad and wars in France.
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Where was the world's tallest building in 1311?
Answer: Lincoln
Why: A storm brought down Lincoln Cathedral's central spire in the 1500s, ending its time as the world's tallest building.
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