The White Princess Trivia Quiz

Answer: He despised her because of her rumored affair with her uncle, Richard.

Henry, along with some people in England, had heard rumors about Elizabeth's affair with Richard and was against the idea of marrying her because she wasn't a virgin.

Answer: "Hearts and Minds"

Even though he had no proof that his wife was involved, Henry thought that she played a role in Francis Lovell's attempted assassination of him, when in reality it was all his mother-in-law Elizabeth's doing.

Answer: "Traitors"

Having fallen in love with Henry, Lizzie decided to confront her mother and claimed that she loved her brother Richard more than her since she was trying to steal the throne from her and her own grandchildren.

Answer: True

Henry and Lizzie ordered that Maggie be placed in the Tower of London because she was a spy for their aunt, Margaret who happened to be the Duchess of Burgundy.

Answer: True

Since Elizabeth and her mother thought that Henry's mother Margaret had ordered the death of her brother Edward, they placed a curse that the murderer's line and all their first born sons would die. She was worried because that affected her since she was Henry's wife and it would affect her own sons.

Answer: "Two Kings"

Perkin Warbeck made his claim to Lizzie that he was her brother after coming face to face with her and Henry since they were England's king and queen. Instead of questioning him directly, Henry deferred to Lizzie for identification since he claimed that he was her brother.

Answer: "Traitors"

Elizabeth Woodville, along with most members of her daughter's family, believed that Perkin Warbeck was her son Richard Plantagenet and was accused by her daughter Elizabeth of ruining her grandson Henry's day with the claim that her son was alive.

Answer: "English Blood on English Soil"

Lizzie told Henry that they needed to arrange their son Arthur's betrothal, and suggested Catherine of Aragon for his wife since Spain was the only country not supporting Perkin Warbeck's claims that he was her brother Richard.

Answer: Her mother, Elizabeth Woodville

Lizzie's mother Elizabeth Woodville informed her mother-in-law Margaret Beaufort that their grandson Arthur would be half York and half-Tudor since his mother Elizabeth was a member of the House of York and his father Henry was a member of the House of Tudor. Margaret Beaufort said that Arthur would only be a Tudor.

Answer: "The Pretender"

Margaret, Duchess of Burgundy, sent Francis Lovell to search for a boy they could pass of her nephew Edward Plantagenet, the Earl of Warwick since no one had seen the real Teddy. They settled on Lambert Simnel, but he was defeated by Henry's forces and eventually pardoned by him.

While she was out with her forces, Perkin Warbeck found his way to her court and she recognized him as her nephew Richard.

Answer: "The Pretender" and "English Blood on English Soil"

Henry wore his crown in the episode "The Pretender" because he was fighting the forces of Lambert Simnel, a boy that his wife's aunt Margaret, Duchess of Burgundy, claimed was her nephew Edward Plantagenet. Henry then wore his crown again in the episode "English Blood on English Soil" because he was fighting Perkin Warbeck who most of Europe and his wife Elizabeth's family believed was her long lost brother Richard.

Answer: Her cousin Margaret Plantagent

Henry summoned his wife's cousin Margaret Plantagenet and her husband Richard Pole to court in the episode "Traitors" because he wanted Maggie to see if the young man Perkin Warbeck was indeed his wife Elizabeth's long lost brother Richard. Henry also had a mission for Richard Pole as he wanted him to give him the seals of everyone who had sent their aunt Margaret, Duchess of Burgundy support for the boy's claims that he was indeed Richard of York.

Answer: "Burgundy"

Lizzie told Maggie about the curse in the episode "Burgundy" after she gave birth to Arthur, because she feared for his life and the lives of her unborn children. Henry was unaware about the curse until Lizzie told him years later. She later claimed that she was delusional and that the curse didn't really exist.

Answer: Yes

She finally believed him after he brought up experiences that happened in their family that only the real Richard would know, such as how her mother Elizabeth reacted every time her father Edward IV was with his mistress Jane Shore.

Answer: "Old Curses"

Henry and Lizzie tried everything they could think of into avoiding executing her brother because of the curse that her mother and her placed on the murderer of her brother Edward. They thought hey had fooled Spain's ambassador into thinking he was dead yet her aunt knew it wasn't her brother and had Elizabeth's cousin Margaret give the ambassador a letter with the truth. Lizzie had them executed in order for the marriage alliance to go through and fulfill Queen Isabella's request.