Kings of England
The first Norman king of England.
Who is William the Conqueror?
This king of the Franks was the first Holy Roman Emperor.
Who is Charlemagne?
The capital of France.
Where is Paris?
The capital of England.
Where is London?
The first Roman Emperor.
Who is Augustus?
Led the Third Crusade, spoke French, died of a crossbow bolt to the shoulder.
Who is Richard the Lionheart?
The first Christian King of the Franks.
Who is Clovis?
The duchy given to Rollo the Viking, whose dukes conquered England.
Where is Normandy?
The site of the first English university.
Where is Oxford?
The last Roman Emperor.
Ruled the Angevin Empire, killed Thomas Becket, married to Eleanor of Aquitaine.
Went on Crusade with Richard the Lionheart, then became his enemy and defeated John Lackland at the Battle of Bouvines.
Who is Philip (II) Augustus?
The site of the first battle of the Hundred Years War.
Where is Crécy?
St. Augustine of Canterbury became the first archbishop here, and St. Thomas Becket was martyred here.
Where is Canterbury?
A good emperor known for his philosophy.
Who is Marcus Aurelius?
Conquered Wales, conquered Scotland but then lost it, first Norman king with an Anglo-Saxon name.
Who is Edward (I) Longshanks?
The French king who was a saint, led crusades, was friends with Thomas Aquinas, and had la Sainte Chapelle built.
Who is Louis IX?
The site of the third major English victory in the Hundred Years' War.
Where is Agincourt?
This was the site of the first major Viking raid in England.
Where is Lindisfarne?
A Good Emperor known for his wall.
Who is Hadrian?
Last mainline Plantagenet king of England.
Who is Richard II?
The French king who had popes abused and dissolved the Knights Templar.
Who is Philip the Fair?
The popes lived in this city for a long time.
Where is Avignon?
Here, William the Conqueror defeated Harold Godwinson to complete the Norman Conquest.
Where is Hastings?
Who is Diocletian?