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Queen Victoria's hemophiliac son was prince:

Correct answer: B. Leopold

  • A. Prince Nicholas
  • B. Leopold
  • C. Rupert
  • D. Charles

Explanation

The correct answer is Leopold, as he was the only son of Queen Victoria known to have hemophilia. Hemophilia is a sex-linked genetic disorder that was passed down through the royal family. The other options (Nicholas, Rupert, and Charles) do not fit the historical context, as none of these were sons of Queen Victoria.

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