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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 major problem with the tale of the martyrs?
(a) Many denied it happening, and even twenty years later no eyewitnesses at all
(b) The woman lived for another forty years after this incident
(c) Those women never existed
(d) Those women were killed for treason

2. What kinds of birds were on Grant's window?
(a) Robins
(b) Sparrows
(c) Pigeons
(d) Starlings

3. Where does Marta think you would have to go to find someone who would be friends with the man who killed their sons?
(a) Ancient Rome
(b) Ancient India
(c) Ancient Egypt, only in insanity
(d) Ancient Greece, only in insanity

4. What does Carradine want to do?
(a) Drop the research on Richard and go back to the peasants
(b) Go to the press and demand they help him clear Richard the III in history books
(c) Drop the research permanently on the peasants and win the respect of his peers
(d) Write a book about his findings about Richard the III

5. Who was Grant thinking about when he mentioned the beauty with the gilt hair?
(a) Atlanta
(b) Marta
(c) Elizabeth Woodville, Queen of England
(d) Elizabeth Woodville, the Queen Dowager

Short Answer Questions

1. When was the young Prince's coronation set for?

2. What was the name of Richard's love child?

3. What was the date that Edward died?

4. Where did the original draft of the Titulus Regius Act turn up?

5. What happened to the vast majority of the York heirs to the throne?

Short Essay Questions

1. What was the actual goal of the Covenanters?

2. Why was it important to Morton that Richard be removed from the throne?

3. What was Henry the Seventh's first action when he came to the throne?

4. What did Laura mention about the Martyrs?

5. What is considered to be almost inappropriate actions of the royal family following Edward's death?

6. What is the difference between what the dragoons were and what they are considered to be by the majority of the populace today?

7. What is noted about the general reception of Richard taking over as Protector of England?

8. When reviewing Thomas More's account of Richard the Third, what problem did Alan come up with?

9. What differs in the accounts of how Henry VI's son dies?

10. What is Brent's message to Alan?

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