Charles V retakes Northern Italy from France and sacks Rome
- 1. In which century did Charles V retake Northern Italy from France and sack Rome?
A) 15th century
B) 17th century
C) 18th century
D) 16th century
- 2. Which country did Charles V belong to when he retook Northern Italy?
A) Italy
B) England
C) France
D) Spain
- 3. Which city in Northern Italy was a key focus for Charles V's campaign against France?
A) Florence
B) Rome
C) Venice
D) Milan
- 4. Which Pope condemned the sack of Rome by Charles V's forces?
A) Pope Julius II
B) Pope Clement VII
C) Pope Innocent III
D) Pope Urban VIII
- 5. How did the sack of Rome impact the relationship between Charles V and the Pope?
A) It had no effect on their relationship
B) It improved their relationship
C) It strained their relationship
D) It led to an alliance
- 6. Which important treaty followed the sack of Rome and the conflict between Charles V and Francis I?
A) Treaty of Utrecht
B) Treaty of Versailles
C) Treaty of Cambrai
D) Treaty of Tordesillas
- 7. Which city was the capital of the Habsburg Empire during Charles V's reign?
A) Madrid
B) Vienna
C) Rome
D) Paris
- 8. What title did Charles V hold at the time of his campaign in Northern Italy?
A) Holy Roman Emperor
B) Pope
C) Tsar of Russia
D) King of France
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