Jan Zamoyski and the Golden Age of Poland - History - 4th grade

What were the main

reasons for the siege of Jasna Góra?

Colonization of New Lands Introduction of Christianity Unification with Lithuania Attempt by the Swedes to take over the Baltic Sea basin Attempt by the Swedes to take over the Baltic Sea basin Agrarian reform

What were the losses of the

Polish army during the defense of Jasna Góra?

A dozen or so killed 50 killed A dozen or so killed 300 killed 100 killed 200 killed

What were the losses of the Swedish

troops in the Battle of Kircholm?

1-2 thousand soldiers 2-3 thousand soldiers 6-9 thousand soldiers 5-6 thousand soldiers 6-9 thousand soldiers 4-5 thousand soldiers

What were the main battles of the

first Polish-Swedish war?

Battle of Bornholm and Battle of Rewel Battle of Bornholm and Battle of Rewel Battle of Oliwa and Battle of Chocim Battle of Varna and Battle of Legnica Battle of Grunwald and Battle of Kircholm Battle of Kłuszyn and Battle of Cecora

When did the

First Polish-Swedish War take place?

1590-1597 1563-1570 1563-1570 1575-1582 1558-1565 1580-1587

Who was the King of

Poland during the First Polish-Swedish War?

John III Sobieski Sigismund III Vasa Sigismund II Augustus Sigismund II Augustus Stephen Báthory Władysław IV

What were the main causes of the

first Polish-Swedish war?

The fight for Livonia and dominance of the Baltic Sea The unification with Lithuania The fight for Livonia and dominance of the Baltic Sea Agrarian reform The introduction of Christianity The colonization of new lands

What were the main effects of the

first Polish-Swedish war?

The unification of Poland and Lithuania Agrarian reform The division of Livonia between Poland, Sweden and Denmark The introduction of Christianity The division of Livonia between Poland, Sweden and Denmark The colonization of new lands

How long

did the siege of Jasna Góra last?

30 days 40 days 40 days 60 days 20 days 50 days

What were the forces of the Swedish

army during the siege of Jasna Góra?

About 3,200 soldiers About 3,200 soldiers About 2,000 soldiers About 4,000 soldiers About 1,000 soldiers About 5,000 soldiers