England's Favorite King Liked France Better | The Life & Times of Richard the Lionheart

The video explores the life of Richard the Lionheart, focusing on his early rebellion against his father, his coronation, and the controversies during his reign. It delves into his involvement in the Crusades, his capture, and the ransom paid for his release. The narrative highlights Richard's complex relationship with England and his legacy.

What was the main reason for the early conflict between Richard and his father, Henry II?

• Richard's alliance with Scotland

• Richard's refusal to learn English

• Richard's ambition to rule Aquitaine

• Richard's desire to marry a French princess

Why did Richard prioritize Aquitaine over other territories?

• It was his mother's homeland

• It was his first love and inheritance

• It had the strongest military

• It was the wealthiest region

What controversial action did Richard take during his coronation?

• He married a Navarese princess

• He declared war on France

• He banned Jews from attending

• He increased taxes significantly

How did Richard fund his crusades?

• By selling London

• By increasing taxes and selling privileges

• By borrowing from the French king

• By using his personal wealth

What was the outcome of Richard's initial alliance with Philip II of France during the Crusades?

• They both returned to England together

• Their alliance broke down over Cyprus

• They remained allies throughout the Crusades

• They successfully captured Jerusalem

What led to Richard's capture on his return from the Crusades?

• A shipwreck in Italy

• A betrayal by his brother John

• An ambush in the Holy Roman Empire

• A failed negotiation with Saladin

How did Richard's capture affect England financially?

• It had no significant impact

• It caused a financial crisis due to his ransom

• It led to a decrease in taxes

• It resulted in the sale of Aquitaine