Margaret of York part 2: Becoming the Duchess of Burgundy

The video covers the transition of power in Burgundy after Philip the Good's death, leading to Charles becoming Duke. It explores the political alliances and marriage proposal between Margaret and Charles, highlighting the challenges posed by Louis XI. The marriage contract included various political and economic agreements. Margaret's journey to Burgundy and her wedding celebrations in Bruges are detailed, showcasing the grandeur of the event. Post-wedding, Margaret's life and legacy are discussed, emphasizing her intelligence and beauty.

Who became the Duke of Burgundy after Philip the Good's death?

• Charles

• Richard Neville

• Louis the 11th

• Edward the 4th

What was the main reason for seeking a papal dispensation for Margaret's marriage?

• To secure a larger dowry

• To appease the French king

• To gain political favor

• They were cousins in the fourth degree

What did Louis the 11th attempt to do to disrupt Margaret's marriage?

• Propose a new alliance

• Offer a larger dowry

• Slander Margaret's reputation

• Send troops to Burgundy

How did Margaret travel to meet her new family in Burgundy?

• On foot

• On horseback

• By ship

• By carriage

Where did Margaret and Charles have their private marriage ceremony?

• In a wealthy merchant's home

• In a castle

• In a cathedral

• In a royal palace

What was unique about Margaret's entrance to the city of Bruges?

• She wore a crown

• She waved to the crowds

• She was carried by servants

• She rode a horse

How much time did Margaret and Charles spend together in the first six months of their marriage?

• 60 days

• 90 days

• 21 days

• 30 days