Question 1
Who was the first Norman king of England?
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Who was the first Norman king of England?
What year did the Battle of Hastings occur?
Who signed the Magna Carta in 1215?
Which queen established the Church of England?
When did the Great Fire of London happen?
What was the main outcome of the English Civil War?
Who was the monarch during World War II?
What are the key British values?
Why is respect for the law important in the UK?
What does 'tolerance' mean in British society?
Who is the head of state in the UK?
What is the UK Parliament made up of?
Who elects Members of Parliament (MPs)?
Who is the head of the UK government?
What is the role of the House of Lords?
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Practice with flashcards →Name a traditional British dish.
Which British sport is most popular?
What is the significance of the Union Jack?
Name a famous British author.
What is celebrated on November 5th in the UK?
Who was the first Tudor king of England?
Which event marked the start of the English Reformation?
When did the Great Plague occur in London?
Who was queen during the Victorian era?
Which war was fought between the Houses of Lancaster and York?
When did women in the UK first gain the right to vote?
What was the purpose of the British Empire?
Which English king was executed in 1649?
What year did the UK join the European Economic Community?
Who was the British prime minister during World War I?
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Practice with flashcards →Why is individual liberty important in the UK?
What does democracy mean in the UK context?
How are citizens expected to respect others?
What does 'mutual respect' involve?
Who advises the Monarch on government matters?
What is the role of MPs in the House of Commons?
What is the Fixed-term Parliaments Act?
Who is responsible for UK defence?
What is the purpose of local councils?
Which city is home to the UK Parliament?
What is the national flower of Scotland?
Name a traditional British celebration in December.
What is the purpose of Remembrance Day?
Which UK city is famous for the Beatles?
Name a famous UK museum.
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Practice with flashcards →What is the Tower of London famous for?
What is a traditional English afternoon drink?
Which UK city hosts the annual Hogmanay celebration?
Which king defeated the Danes at the Battle of Edington?
Who was the first female Prime Minister of the UK?
What was the main purpose of the Industrial Revolution?
Which battle ended the Wars of the Roses?
Who was the monarch during the Spanish Armada?
What year did the UK vote to leave the European Union?
Which event triggered the Glorious Revolution?
Who was the first Labour Prime Minister?
What was the purpose of the Reform Acts?
Which conflict is known as the 'Great War'?
Why is tolerance of different faiths important?
What is the principle of rule of law?
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Practice with flashcards →What does civic responsibility mean?
Who is responsible for making new laws?
What is the role of the Prime Minister's Cabinet?
Who can call a general election?
What is the main function of local government?
Name a famous UK music festival.
What is the national flower of Wales?
What type of traditional music is associated with Scotland?
Which UK city is known for Shakespeare?
Which day is St George's Day celebrated?
Which UK city is famous for its universities?
What is Guy Fawkes Night also called?
Name a famous UK author of detective novels.
Which city hosts the Notting Hill Carnival?
What is a traditional Scottish dish?
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Practice with flashcards →Which city is home to the Beatles museum?
What is a typical English breakfast?
Which famous clock tower is in London?
Name a famous UK seaside resort.
Which UK city is known for its steel industry?
Who led the English forces against the Spanish Armada?
What was the purpose of the Acts of Union 1707?
Which English king was known as 'the Lionheart'?
Who was the Prime Minister during World War II?
What was the main outcome of the English Bill of Rights 1689?
Why is free speech important in the UK?
What does equality mean in British society?
What is the importance of civic participation?
What is the main role of the Speaker of the House?
Who is responsible for taxation decisions in the UK?
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Practice with flashcards →What is the role of the Privy Council?
Which body checks government spending?
Name a famous UK theatre.
Which UK city is famous for its annual Fringe Festival?
What is a traditional Welsh dish?
What is the River Thames famous for?
Which UK city is known as the 'Steel City'?
Name a famous UK playwright.
Which UK city is famous for its Roman baths?
Which UK festival celebrates literature and arts annually?
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