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James III of Scotland Quiz
The Reign of James III: Test Your Knowledge on Scotland's Controversial King
Updated: Feb 25, 2024
Step back in time and test your knowledge of the elusive King James III of Scotland. From royal scandals to political intrigue, this quiz will uncover the mysteries of his reign.
Are you a James III of Scotland fanatic? Prove it with this comprehensive quiz! With 30 questions spanning all aspects of James III of Scotland, this is the ultimate test of your knowledge. Do you have what it takes to come out on top? Challenge yourself.
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10 July 1451
8 July 1452
12 July 1451
10 July 1453
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Battle Of Roxburgh
Battle Of Sauchieburn
Battle Of Bannockburn
Battle Of Culloden
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Edward IV
Robert II
James II
Henry VII
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His Brother's
His Father's
His Uncle's
His Mother's
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2 Years
Almost A Decade
20 Years
5 Years
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Elizabeth Of York
Catherine Of Aragon
Anne Of Cleves
Margaret Of Denmark
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Guelders
Orkney And Shetland
Brittany
Saintonge
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His Son, James IV
His Brother, Alexander
His Cousin, Robert
His Uncle, Edward
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London
Berwick-upon-Tweed
York
Edinburgh
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Stirling's Holy Rude Church
Glasgow's St.Mungo Cathedral
Edinburgh's St. Giles Cathedral
Restalrig's King's Chapel
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Being Excessively Religious
Promotion Of Unrealistic Schemes
Being Kind-hearted
Being Too Expansionist
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An Art Piece He Patronised
The Royal Crown
A Religious Text
His Personal Journal
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James V
Robert III
Henry VII
James IV
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Winning Battles
Reading And Writing
Collecting Taxes
Resolving Feuds And Enforcing Criminal Justice
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From 1460 To 1488
From 1451 To 1488
From 1480 To 1510
From 1460 To 1500
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Too Young At The Beginning Of His Reign
Many Including Poor Decision Making
Lack Of Heirs
Weak Military
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Orkney And Shetland
Wealth
Allies
Increased Popularity
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Yes, And His Influence Is Widely Recognized
Yes, But It's Sometimes Exaggerated
No, He Was The Last
No, He Was In The Middle
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Used Them For Trading
Hid Them
Debased Them
Collected Them
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Rebellion By The Clergy
Rebellion By His Brother
Rebellion By The Peasants
Rebellion By His Son
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His Son
His Wife
His Mother
His Brother
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Only His Family Members
Many Including His Bishops And Nobles
Only The Nobles
Only The Clergy
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Undecided
Unpopular
Popular
Non-existent
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Hoard It
Invest It
Donate It
Spend It On Wars
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Scotland Was Governed By Regents And Factions
He Was A Soldier
He Was A Scholar
He Travelled The World
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Slight Compared To His Two Successors
Detail-orientated
Minimalistic
Rich And Vibrant
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Edinburgh Castle
Berwick-upon-Tweed
Roxburgh Castle
Unknown
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Falcons As Mail Carriers
Building A Golden Castle
Invasion Or Taking Possession Of Brittany, Guelders And Saintonge
A Six-day Work Week
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Underappreciated
Sometimes Exaggerated
Hardly Documented
Widely Accepted
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Jun 11, 1488
Sep 9, 1513
Jul 6, 1553
Aug 24, 1507
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