Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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Executed in 1649, English Civil War, Oliver Cromwell | Charles I | 92%
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Golden Age Queen, Virgin Queen, Spanish Armada, daughter of Anne Boleyn | Elizabeth I | 92%
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Restored monarchy in 1660, famously "Merry", Great Fire of London, Titus Oates | Charles II | 91%
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Our longest reigning Monarch, she reigned for 70 years | Elizabeth II | 91%
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Battle of Agincourt, featured in three Shakespeare plays | Henry V | 91%
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Weak willed, occasionally insane, deposed and returned as King | Henry VI | 91%
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First Tudor King | Henry VII | 91%
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Second-longest reigning Monarch, Industrial Revolution, 19th century era named after her | Victoria | 91%
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The present Monarch, the longest-serving Prince of Wales in history | Charles III | 90%
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Longshanks, "Hammer of the Scots", expelled Jews from England | Edward I | 90%
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First Hanoverian King | George I | 90%
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Last British monarch born outside Great Britain, Bonnie Prince Charlie | George II | 90%
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Beauclerc, created Royal Exchequer, dispute with St Anselm | Henry I | 90%
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Six wives, Dissolution of the Monasteries, had two wives beheaded | Henry VIII | 90%
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The Conqueror, Battle of Hastings victor, Domesday Book | William I | 90%
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Murdered in the Tower of London aged around 13, King for 86 days | Edward V | 89%
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Famously suffered from a mental illness, American War of Independence, Napoleonic Wars | George III | 89%
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First Angevin King, murder of Thomas Becket | Henry II | 89%
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Red-faced King, killed while hunting in the New Forest | William II (Rufus) | 89%
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Possible gay relationship with Piers Gaveston, rumoured death by red hot poker | Edward II | 88%
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Boy King, 'The Prince and the Pauper', named his young cousin as successor | Edward VI | 88%
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First World War, cousin of Kaiser Wilhelm and Tsar Nicholas, first Labour government | George V | 88%
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Order of the Garter, start of the Hundred Year's War, Battle of Crecy, Battle of Poitiers | Edward III | 87%
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Longest serving Prince of Wales, Uncle of Europe, "Peacemaker" | Edward VII | 87%
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Commissioned Nash to build Brighton Pavilion, disliked by his subjects, wasteful spending | George IV | 87%
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Second World War, last Emperor of India, first head of the Commonwealth | George VI | 87%
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Became King aged 9, Simon de Montfort, fourth longest reigning monarch | Henry III | 87%
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Nicknamed "Bloody", burned Protestant martyrs, married Philip II of Spain | Mary I | 87%
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Bolingbroke, Owen Glyndwr, Battle of Shrewsbury, buried in Canterbury Cathedral | Henry IV | 86%
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Crusader, spent only six months in England as King, Melek-Ric | Richard I | 86%
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Wars of the Roses, Battle of Tewkesbury, married Elizabeth Woodville | Edward IV | 85%
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Abdicated to marry an American divorcee after 11 months as King | Edward VIII | 85%
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King aged 4, regency of John of Gaunt, Peasant's Revolt, deposed | Richard II | 85%
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Glorious Revolution, husband of the above, member of the House of Orange | William III | 85%
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First Stuart King, wisest fool in Christendom, Gunpowder Plot | James I | 84%
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Lackland, Magna Carta, youngest son of Eleanor of Aquitaine | John | 84%
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Reigned as the first monarch of Great Britain and Ireland, Act of Union | Anne | 83%
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Last Catholic monarch, Battle of the Boyne, deposed | James II | 83%
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Supposed murderer of the above, hunchbacked, died during Battle of Bosworth | Richard III | 83%
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Glorious Revolution, reigned jointly with her husband | Mary II | 82%
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The Sailor King, Reform Riots | William IV | 77%
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The Anarchy, disputed throne with his female cousin | Stephen | 74%
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King of Wessex, burned cakes | Alfred the Great | 67%
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Skilled hunter, briefly shared rule with his half-brother, died aged 24 | Harold I | 66%
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Killed at the Battle of Hastings, last King of the Anglo-Saxons | Harold II | 66%
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Disputed claimant to the throne, Queen for nine days, executed aged 16 | Lady Jane Grey | 66%
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Tried to stop the tide, Danegeld | Canute | 54%
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Poorly advised, famously "unprepared" for Kinghood | Ethelred the Unready | 53%
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The Anarchy, disputed Queen, styled as Empress | Matilda | 52%
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Canonised by Pope Alexander III, famously pious, last King of Wessex | Edward the Confessor | 43%
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First recognised King of England | Athelstan | 38%
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The Magnificent, revival of monasteries, stabbed to death | Edmund I | 35%
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The Peaceful, St Dunstan as advisor | Edgar | 32%
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Proclaimed King but never crowned, exiled after Norman Invasion | Edgar II | 32%
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King for two years, last Danish King of England | Harthacanute | 27%
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Resisted Danish Invasion, King for six months | Edmund II (Ironside) | 26%
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Second King of the Anglo Saxons, Royal court at Winchester | Edward the Elder | 24%
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Co-ruler with his father (above), junior King | Henry the Young King | 22%
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First Danish King of England | Sweyn Forkbeard | 22%
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Theological conflicts with St Dunstan | Eadwig | 21%
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Murdered at Corfe Castle, modern-day cult following in the Catholic Church | Edward the Martyr | 20%
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Battled Eric "Bloodaxe" | Eadred | 19%
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