Who succeeded Elizabeth I in 1603, establishing the Stuart dynasty ?
Correct answer: B. James VI of Scotland
- A. James IV of Scotland
- B. James VI of Scotland
- C. Mary, Queen of Scots
- D. Anne Boleyn
Explanation
Elizabeth I was succeeded in 1603 by James VI of Scotland, who became James I of England and began the Stuart dynasty in England. He was not James IV, although that was his title in Scotland’s earlier numbering.
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