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Caroline of Brunswick Quiz
The Royal Controversy: Quiz on Caroline of Brunswick - A Fiery Queen
Updated: Jul 23, 2023
Step right up, ladies and gentlemen! Join us on a whirlwind ride through the scandalous life of Caroline of Brunswick - a queen with a fiery spirit and a knack for controversy. Test your knowledge and see if you can handle the royal drama!
Get ready to test your Caroline of Brunswick knowledge to the max with this difficult quiz! Featuring 31 questions on a wide range of topics, it's not for the faint of heart. Do you have what it takes to emerge victorious? Discover your unique strengths.
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Caroline Amelia Elizabeth
Caroline Diana Spencer
Caroline Sophia Elizabeth
Caroline Alexandra Mary
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15 April 1769
22 June 1770
17 May 1768
25 December 1765
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7 August 1821
27 July 1821
13 August 1820
1 November 1822
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Charles William Ferdinand, Duke Of Brunswick, And Princess Augusta Of Great Britain
Duke Of Edinburg And Princess Mary
King Louis XVI And Marie Antoinette
King George III And Queen Caroline
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William, Duke Of Clarence
Edward, Duke Of Kent
Charles, Prince Of Portugal
George, Prince Of Wales
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Princess Victoria
Princess Elizabeth
Princess Charlotte
Princess Anne
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They Divorced
It's Not Confirmed
Yes
No
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The Royal Inquiry
Delicate Investigation
The Queen's Inquiry
The Caroline Inquiry
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It Was Inconclusive
There Was "no Foundation" To The Rumors
She Was Found Guilty
The Investigation Never Happened
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Bartolomeo Pergami
Giovanni Rossi
Mario Ferraro
Andrea Bianchi
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From A Family Friend
From George
From An Official Letter
From A Passing Courier
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1819
1818
1821
1820
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They Blamed Her For The Scandals
They Were Indifferent
They Disliked Her
They Sympathised With Her And Despised George
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A Proposal To Increase Taxes
A Trade Regulation
An Attempt To Divorce Caroline
A Law To Restrict Immigration
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It Was Vetoed By The Queen
It Was Adopted
It Was Passed But Later Repealed
It Was Withdrawn Due To Unpopularity
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She Chose Not To Attend
Yes
No
It's Unclear
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Hanover, Germany
Brunswick, Germany
London, England
Edinburgh, Scotland
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Jane Austen
Sarah Siddons
Maria Fitzherbert
Mary Shelley
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1795 To 1815
1795 To 1820
1805 To 1825
1800 To 1820
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Her Brother
Her Cousin
Her Lover
Her Closest Companion
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At Childbirth
At The Age Of 2
At The Age Of 10
At The Age Of 5
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King George II And Queen Caroline
Frederick, Prince Of Wales, And Princess Augusta Of Saxe-Gotha
Ferdinand Albert II, Duke Of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel, And Duchess Antoinette Of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel
King Louis XV And Marie Leszczyńska
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He Was Too Upset
He Forgot
He Was Out Of The Country
He Was Determined To Divorce Caroline
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It's Unclear
No
Yes
They Remained Married Until Death
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By Leaving The Country
Through A Public Trial
By Introducing The Pains And Penalties Bill 1820
Through A Private Settlement
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To See Her Daughter
For Her Health
To Avoid George
To Assert Her Position As Queen
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Yes
It Depended On The Circumstances
It's Unclear
No
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In January 1822
In January 1820
In January 1819
In January 1821
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She Admitted It
Her Closeness With Bartolomeo Pergami
George Spread The Rumors
She Was Seen With A Child
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She Died In Childbirth
Her Cause Of Death Is Unknown
She Fell Ill And Died
She Was Assassinated
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Sep 27, 1788
Sep 8, 2022
Aug 7, 1821
Oct 10, 1846
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