Who directly challenges Richard for the throne in the play, "Richard III" ?
Correct answer: D. The Earl of Richmond
- A. Tyrell
- B. King Edward IV
- C. Queen Elizabeth
- D. The Earl of Richmond
Explanation
The Earl of Richmond, later Henry VII, challenges Richard’s claim and defeats him at the Battle of Bosworth. Tyrell serves Richard, while Edward IV is already dead when the main conflict unfolds.
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