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Quiz by Charlotte Peacock, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Charlotte Peacock
about 10 years ago
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Question 1
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In what year did Becket become the royal chancellor?
Answer
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1155
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1170
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1162
Question 2
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In what year did Becket become the archbishop of Canterbury?
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1162
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1155
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1168
Question 3
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What was the main Constitution that Becket and Henry disagreed on?
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The punishment of Criminous Clerks
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Henry's abrasive attempts to get the bishops to support his constitutions
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His attitude towards Becket and the Church as subordinate to the crown
Question 4
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When did Becket flee England and go into exile?
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2 November 1164
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20 January 1164
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7 November 1165
Question 5
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Becket returned from exile to England 2 November 1164
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- True
- False
Question 6
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When was Becket murdered?
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29 December 1170
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1 December 1170
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Christmas Day 1170
Question 7
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Peace was ratified for Henry's contribution towards Becket's murder at Clarendon 1172?
Answer
- True
- False
Question 8
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When was Young Henry crowned by Archbishop Roger of York?
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14 June 1170
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1 December 1170
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3 March 1170
Question 9
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What date was the Treaty of Avranches?
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21 May 1172
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21 Feb 1173
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29 Dec 1170
Question 10
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Thomas was canonised by the Pope on 21 May 1172
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- True
- False
Question 11
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When and where was a reconciliation reached between Henry and Becket?
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July 1170 Freteval
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Jan 1169 Montmirail
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Autumn 1169 Montmarte
Question 12
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Becket warned Henry of what would happen if he were to become archbishop
Answer
- True
- False
Question 13
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Select THREE Constitutions of Clarendon
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Restore the crown's right to control the elections to high ecclesiastical offices
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Stop vassals of the King from being excommunicated
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Remove all powers of the Church that impeded on Henry's new rules introduced by his restoration of royal authority campaign
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Punish criminous clerks in a secular court and receive an appropriate secular punishment for crimes
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Prevent sheriffs from being excommunicated
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