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

Who commanded the Swedish forces

during the siege of Jasna Góra?

John III Vasa Charles X Gustav Gustav II Adolf Charles IX of Sudermania Burchard Müller von der Lühnen Burchard Müller von der Lühnen

Who was the King of

Sweden during the First Polish-Swedish War?

Charles IX Eric XIV John III Vasa Charles X Gustav Gustav II Adolf Eric XIV

What were the forces of the

Polish-Lithuanian forces in the Battle of Kircholm?

3600 soldiers 3600 soldiers 10000 soldiers 12000 soldiers 5000 soldiers 7000 soldiers

When did the

First Polish-Swedish War take place?

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

In which year did

the first Polish-Swedish war end?

1580 1600 1565 1570 1590 1570

What were the main provisions of the

Peace of Stettin ending the First Polish-Swedish War?

Division of Livonia between Poland, Sweden and Denmark Division of Livonia between Poland, Sweden and Denmark Agrarian reform Unification of Poland and Lithuania Introduction of Christianity Colonization of new lands

What was the main significance of the Battle of

Kircholm?

Introduction of Christianity Unification of Poland and Lithuania Victory of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and weakening of Sweden Victory of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and weakening of Sweden Agrarian reform Colonization of new lands

When did the Battle of

Kircholm take place?

September 5, 1605 August 15, 1605 September 27, 1605 October 10, 1605 September 27, 1605 July 22, 1605

What was the main significance of the

first Polish-Swedish war?

The fight for dominance in Livonia The fight for dominance in Livonia The introduction of Christianity The colonization of new lands Agrarian reform The unification of Poland and Lithuania

What were the forces of the

defenders of Jasna Góra?

160 soldiers, 50 cannoneers, 20 noblemen, 70 monks 160 soldiers, 50 cannoneers, 20 noblemen, 70 monks 200 soldiers, 60 cannoneers, 40 noblemen, 90 monks 300 soldiers, 70 cannoneers, 30 noblemen, 80 monks 500 soldiers, 100 cannoneers, 50 noblemen, 100 monks 400 soldiers, 80 cannoneers, 60 noblemen, 120 monks