Which of the following describes Henry's inheritance?

• A. He received a handsome amount of money
• B. He received Normandy
• C. He received England
• D. He received the title of Duke of Normandy

Answer: (A)

In medieval inheritance, wealth could be settled as a cash sum, not just land or titles. If the description of Henry’s inheritance emphasizes a handsome amount of money, that points to a financial endowment rather than immediate control of a territory or a dukedom. Lands like Normandy or England and the title of Duke of Normandy imply sovereign or noble possessions that typically require different arrangements or grants from the crown, whereas a substantial cash inheritance would be described precisely as money. So this phrasing best matches the idea that Henry received a substantial monetary endowment rather than a jurisdiction or title.