"Victoria" (Part 2) Trivia Quiz

Answer: Prussia

Despite the fact that Vicky was a few months old, Leopold was already pressuring Albert and Victoria into thinking about a marital alliance for her with the rulers of Prussia. Even though Albert and Victoria informed him they wanted her to marry for love, Leopold was hounding them about marrying her to the heir to the Prussian throne.

Answer: Albert

Albert was the one who informed Victoria that the reason why Leopold was probably pushing them to make the marital agreement was because he had this dream of a Coburg on every throne that was available in Europe. Both of them were against the idea of their daughter entering into an arranged marriage once she got older.

Answer: "The Green-Eyed Monster"

Neither Albert or Victoria had any idea that she was pregnant with their second child and the heir to the throne, Albert Edward or, as he would be known to historians, Edward VII. She told him after a fight they had where Albert had gone to see the mathematicians and Victoria had gone to see Lord Melbourne.

Answer: King Edward III and Queen Philippa

Ernest told Albert that he looked like a Plantagenet before Victoria decided that they would attend the ball as King Edward III and Queen Philippa since she told Albert that he looked like Edward III. Albert was against the idea of the ball at first but then went along with it.

Answer: "The Sins Of The Father"

Since the only people that Victoria allowed in the room with her when she gave birth to Edward VII who happened to be the long-awaited male heir were Albert, her mother Victoria, and Lehzen in addition to the doctor, the male courtiers had to wait outside for Albert to tell them that his second child was indeed a boy.

After he announced that the baby was indeed male, everyone standing outside was thrilled and happy for them that they had a healthy son who would go on to become the next king upon Victoria's death.

Answer: There was a possibility that Leopold could be his father.

Albert had no idea that Leopold had an affair with his mother and could possibly be his biological father. He was scared about that being true because that would mean he was illegitimate and that his son Bertie could not succeed Victoria upon her death as England's next king.

Answer: "Faith, Hope, & Charity"

Albert and Victoria's daughter Alice would grow up to become the maternal ancestor of Prince Phillip and England is one of only a few countries remaining where the consort of the ruling monarch is also a descendant of both Albert and Victoria.

Answer: Albert

Albert felt that Lehzen was endangering not only their daughter's health but also the health of their other children as well. Victoria was hesitant to dismiss her because she was there for her while growing up in the Kensington System.

Answer: He was afraid that she would become infected with his disease as well.

Ernest knew that his disease would be a danger to Harriet because the doctor told him Even though Ernest loved Harriet, he knew that the time had come to set her free.

Answer: Victoria

Albert told Victoria about Leopold's confession that he could be his biological father. He knew that Victoria would be the one person he could count on because she was his wife.

Answer: Germany

After dismissing Lehzen on Albert's behest, Victoria made the decision to send Lehzen home to Germany where she could be with her family. Even though Victoria knew that dismissing her was the best thing to do for her children, she was distraught since she had considered her a friend.

Answer: Lehzen

Victoria had gone on an errand and by the time she came home to the Palace, she found Dash dead. Victoria was devastated and had Lehzen stand beside her as she buried her beloved dog, Dash.

Answer: Eos

Eos was the name of Prince Albert's dog who Ernest brought for him from Coburg when the family was visiting for Vicky's christening. After Albert informed Ernest that he missed Eos, Ernest told him that Eos missed him as well.

Answer: Sarah

Sarah was an African princess whose people had been captured by a ruthless enemy dictator whose parents had been murdered. She was given to Victoria as a gift because he thought that they were alike.

Answer: Victoria's paternal uncle, Duke Of Cumberland

Victoria had no idea that Cumberland had her grandmother's will which stated that all of her jewelry belonged to him as he was the oldest surviving son. She was under the impression that they belonged to the crown.