Lady Jane Grey part 7: Lord Guildford Wants to Be King

The transcript details Lady Jane Grey's initial reluctance and eventual acceptance of the crown, highlighting her composure and determination. Despite pressure from the Duke of Northumberland and her husband Guildford, Jane asserts her authority, refusing to make Guildford king. This decision causes tension within her household, showcasing her strong will and commitment to her role as queen and defender of the Protestant faith.

What was Jane's initial reaction to being presented with the crown jewels?

• She was indifferent to the crown.

• She immediately placed the crown on her head.

• She refused to wear the crown.

• She eagerly accepted them.

What title did Jane eventually agree to consider for Guildford?

• King

• Prince

• Duke

• Earl

How did Guildford react to Jane's decision regarding his title?

• He was indifferent and accepted it.

• He insisted on being addressed as Your Grace.

• He was pleased and supportive.

• He decided to leave the tower immediately.

What was one of Jane's main responsibilities as Queen?

• To increase the kingdom's wealth.

• To ensure peace with neighboring countries.

• To defend the Protestant faith.

• To expand the kingdom's territory.

What does Jane's refusal to make Guildford king reveal about her character?

• She was uninterested in political matters.

• She was confident and independent.

• She was unsure of her decisions.

• She was easily influenced by others.