The Kingdom of the Two Sicilies Quiz

Why was the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies considered a misnomer?

• It was not a kingdom at all.

• It was located in two different continents.

• It only contained one Sicily.

• It was ruled by two different kings simultaneously.

What event led to the division of the Kingdom of Sicily?

• The French Revolution.

• The marriage of King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella.

• The death of King Peter's heir.

• The Congress of Vienna.

Which two kingdoms emerged from the division of the Kingdom of Sicily?

• The Kingdom of Spain and the Kingdom of France.

• The Kingdom of Aragon and the Kingdom of Castile.

• The Kingdom of Sicily and the Kingdom of Naples.

• The Kingdom of Naples and the Kingdom of Aragon.

What was King Ferdinand IV's strategy during the Napoleonic era?

• To expand his kingdom into Africa.

• To centralize and reform his kingdom.

• To ally with Napoleon against the British.

• To abdicate in favor of his son.

How did the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies eventually become part of Italy?

• Through a peaceful treaty with France.

• Through its eventual conquest into Italy.

• By being conquered by the Kingdom of Spain.

• As a result of the Congress of Vienna.