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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the verdict of mediation between King Henry and Simon de Montfort?
(a) Henry is told to leave the country.
(b) Parliament will have power now.
(c) Louis finds for Henry.
(d) Henry and Simon are told to share power.

2. What happens to Nell after Simon's death?
(a) She is married to Edward's son Edward.
(b) She is kept a prisoner in Dover Castle.
(c) She is killed by Simon's forces.
(d) She goes into exile in France.

3. Where does Edward join King Henry?
(a) In the forest.
(b) In the church where he surrenders.
(c) In Dover, where they are kept as prisoners together after the battle.
(d) In the palace where they are taken prisoner.

4. Where does the meeting of barons take place?
(a) Nancy.
(b) London.
(c) Oxford.
(d) Paris.

5. What is Simon accused of?
(a) Theft.
(b) Draught and famine.
(c) Mismanagement.
(d) Arresting people without trial.

Short Answer Questions

1. How are Nell's issues handled?

2. What does Nell do for Elen's children?

3. Who mediates between King Henry and Simon de Montfort?

4. What does Simon ask Llewelyn for?

5. What have Henry's barons been trying to convince him to do?

Short Essay Questions

1. What are the conditions Simon imposes on King Henry when he triumphs over him?

2. What is Henry's response to Simon's attempts to enforce the Oxford Provisions?

3. What is the outcome of Owain and Davydd's fight for Gwynedd?

4. What problems does Simon confront after his victory over Henry?

5. What judgment is made in the case?

6. What brings Simon to renounce his loyalty to King Henry?

7. What complications are caused by King Louis' mediation?

8. What happens to Simon's body after death?

9. What do the Oxford Provisions change?

10. Why doesn't Nell de Montfort turn over castles as required by treaty, and what happens to resolve this issue?

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