The Battle of the Square was caused by the outlawing of the May 17th celebrations of this territory's constitution.
The Battle of the Square was caused by the outlawing of the May 17th celebrations of this territory's constitution. This territory's union with one country was broken after it lost a war in which its partner country built 120 gunboats to defend itself after the loss of its fleet. In the Convention of Moss, this territory agreed to a personal union with another one of its neighbor. That agreement occurred after a war sparked by this territory's rejection of that union in favor of setting up a constitution at Eidsvoll. In 1905, it elected Prince Carl as its king, breaking up a union that had been forced since the Treaty of Kiel. Following the Treaty of Roskilde in 1658 that ended the Second Northern War, this territory's administration based in its capital of Christiania was more tightly bound to its southern neighbor. Its union with its southern neighbor occurred after one king of this country married Queen Margaret. For 10 points, name this country that was joined with Denmark for nearly 300 years following the breakup of the Kalmar Union with the departure of Sweden.
The Battle of the Square was caused by the outlawing of the May 17th celebrations of this territory's constitution.
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