01 / 31
Charles X of France Quiz
Know Your Royalty: The Reign of Charles X Quiz
Updated: Feb 24, 2024
Step into the opulent world of Charles X, the flamboyant king of France from 1824 to 1830. Test your knowledge of this infamous monarch in a quiz fit for royalty!
Get ready to test your Charles X of France knowledge to the max with this tricky quiz! Featuring 31 questions on a wide range of Charles X of France topics, it's not for the casual fan. Only the most dedicated enthusiasts will be able to answer them all correctly. Find out more by taking this quiz.
Scroll Down To Answer Question
6 November 1836
9 October 1757
16 September 1824
2 August 1824
Scroll Down To Answer Question
Louis XVI And Louis XVIII
Charles VII And Charles VIII
Louis XIII And Louis XIV
Louis XVII And Louis XIX
Scroll Down To Answer Question
Opposes All Forms Of Monarchy
Supports Constitutional Monarchy
Believes In Democratic Rule
Affirms Absolute Monarchy By Divine Right
Scroll Down To Answer Question
Louis XVIII
Charles Ferdinand, Duke Of Berry
Marie Antoinette
Napoleon Bonaparte
Scroll Down To Answer Question
1824
1820
1814
1830
Scroll Down To Answer Question
The Royal Touch
Feudalism
Divine Right
Absolute Monarchy
Scroll Down To Answer Question
Catholic Church
The Bourbon Restoration
The Liberal-majority Chamber Of Deputies
Ultra-royalists
Scroll Down To Answer Question
Assassination Of Charles Ferdinand
Coronation Ceremony
Ultra-royalist Ideologies
French Conquest Of Algeria
Scroll Down To Answer Question
Louis Philippe I
Louis XVIII
Prince Jules De Polignac
Charles Ferdinand
Scroll Down To Answer Question
Assassination Of Charles Ferdinand
French Conquest Of Algeria
The July Revolution Of 1830
The Bourbon Restoration
Scroll Down To Answer Question
Louis Philippe I
Louis XVII
Louis XVIII
Prince Jules De Polignac
Scroll Down To Answer Question
Algiers, Algeria
Gorizia, Part Of The Austrian Empire
Haiti
Paris, France
Scroll Down To Answer Question
He Is His Brother
He Is His Uncle
He Is His Son
He Is His Father
Scroll Down To Answer Question
He Was The First Of The French Rulers From The Junior Branch
He Was The Last Of The French Rulers From The Senior Branch
He Was The Ruler With The Shortest Reign
He Was The Ruler With The Longest Reign
Scroll Down To Answer Question
He Responded With The July Ordinances
Reimposing Capital Punishment For Sacrilege
He Increased The Power Of The Catholic Church
He Forced Haiti To Pay A Hefty Indemnity
Scroll Down To Answer Question
He Started The French Conquest Of Algeria
His Coronation Was Held And Tried To Revive The Royal Touch
He Introduced The July Ordinances
His Son Charles Ferdinand Was Assassinated In 1825
Scroll Down To Answer Question
Louis XVI
Louis XVII
Louis Philippe I
Louis XVIII
Scroll Down To Answer Question
Constitutional Monarchy Concessions Towards Liberals And The Guarantees Of Civil Liberties
The French Conquest Of Algeria
Capital Punishment For Sacrilege
Absolute Monarchy By Divine Right
Scroll Down To Answer Question
Abdicated The Throne
Became The Leader Of The Ultra-royalists
Introduced The July Ordinances
Assumed The Throne Of France
Scroll Down To Answer Question
Gifted Them With Rich Lands
Provided Them With Military Support
Forced Haiti To Pay A Hefty Indemnity
Recognized Their Independence For Free
Scroll Down To Answer Question
Louis Philippe I
Charles X
The 1830 French Legislative Election
Louis XVIII
Scroll Down To Answer Question
The Assassination Of Charles Ferdinand
Urban Riots In Paris
The July Revolution Of 1830
The French Conquest Of Algeria
Scroll Down To Answer Question
1814
1824
1836
1830
Scroll Down To Answer Question
Disbanding The Chamber Of Deputies, Limiting Franchise, Reimposing Press Censorship
Launching The French Conquest Of Algeria
Reviving The Royal Touch
Appointing Prince Jules De Polignac As Premier
Scroll Down To Answer Question
Almost Six Years
Ten Years
Twelve Years
Two Years
Scroll Down To Answer Question
Egypt
Algeria
Morocco
Tunisia
Scroll Down To Answer Question
Opposed All Forms Of Monarchy
Affirmed Absolute Monarchy By Divine Right
Believed In A Constitutional Monarchy
Supported Democratic Rule
Scroll Down To Answer Question
16 September 1824
2 August 1830
9 October 1757
6 November 1836
Scroll Down To Answer Question
The French Conquest Of Algeria
The Napoleonic Wars
The French Revolution
The July Revolution Of 1830
Scroll Down To Answer Question
Started The French Revolution
Abolished The Monarchy
Reinstated The Bourbon Restoration
Approved The French Conquest Of Algeria
Scroll Down To Answer Question
Nov 13, 1810
Nov 6, 1836
Jan 3, 1322
Mar 13, 1854
0Out of 31
Up Next
