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Which major war was triggered by the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand on 28 June 1914?
Why did the Roman army leave Britain in 410 AD?
Which of the following is a comic opera written by Gilbert and Sullivan?
What was the approximate population of the UK in 1801?
Which TWO were the two parts (Houses) of the English Parliament in the Middle Ages?
When was the Magna Carta created?
Jenson Button, Lewis Hamilton and Jackie Stewart are famous for which sport?
True or False: The House of Lords can veto legislation passed by the House of Commons.
What is the name of the annual event that showcases garden design from Britain and around the world?
In Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, which TWO matters are reserved for the UK Parliament?
Where was King James I of England originally from?
What was the name of the movement that challenged the Pope’s authority and supported direct access to the Bible?
Which organisation in England helps people apply to become school governors?
What was the purpose of the Home Rule Bill introduced by the British government in 1913?
Who is responsible for maintaining order during House of Commons debates?
Where can visitors see the Crown Jewels in the UK?
True or False: Everyone who is summoned for jury service in the UK must attend, and there are no exceptions under any circumstances.
Which part of the UK celebrates St George’s Day?
Who invented radar in 1935 to detect enemy aircraft using radio waves?
What is the primary aim of the United Nations (UN)?
How long can you use a driving licence from a non-EU/EEA country in the UK after becoming a resident?
What is the minimum age to participate in the National Lottery in the UK as of April 2021?
Which TWO novels were written by Graham Greene?
Who collects National Insurance Contributions in the UK?