William III defeats James and Louis XIV at Boyne, Ireland
  • 1. Who was the English king who defeated James II at the Battle of the Boyne?
A) William III
B) Henry VIII
C) Edward III
D) Richard III
  • 2. When did the Battle of the Boyne take place?
A) 1812
B) 1776
C) 1690
D) 1066
  • 3. Who was the French king who supported James II at the Battle of the Boyne?
A) Louis XVI
B) Louis XIV
C) Napoleon Bonaparte
D) Louis XIII
  • 4. Where did the Battle of the Boyne take place?
A) Scotland
B) France
C) England
D) Ireland
  • 5. Who was the deposed monarch who fled to France after the Battle of the Boyne?
A) Charles I
B) Mary I
C) Charles II
D) James II
  • 6. What title did James II hold before his defeat at the Battle of the Boyne?
A) King of England, Scotland, and Ireland
B) Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire
C) King of Spain
D) Duke of York
  • 7. Which river was a significant feature of the Battle of the Boyne?
A) River Liffey
B) River Boyne
C) River Seine
D) River Thames
  • 8. Who was the predecessor of James II as the English monarch?
A) Elizabeth I
B) Charles II
C) Mary I
D) James I
  • 9. Which country supported William III in his campaign against James II?
A) France
B) Netherlands
C) Denmark
D) Spain
  • 10. What title did William III hold in addition to King of England?
A) Holy Roman Emperor
B) Pope
C) Stadtholder of the Dutch Republic
D) King of France
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