Which sequence of Norwegian events is in the correct order?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Kalmar Union, Treaty of Kiel, end of the union with Sweden, German invasion
- Step 1: The dates are 1397, 1814, 1905 and 1940. Step 2. Putting them in order gives the correct sequence. Answer: Kalmar Union, Kiel, end of union, invasion. Why not the others: The other sequences move at least one event to the wrong place.
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