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- Which developments were features of the Industrial Revolution? British History
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- Isaac Newton is a famous musician from the 18th century. British History
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- Which of the following tells us about how people lived in England just after the Norman Conquest? British History
- To be or not to be' is a famous Shakespeare line from which play or poem? British History
- What was the name given to supporters of King Charles I during the Civil War? British History
- Wales united with England during the reign of Henry VIII. British History
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- Who established the Church of England? British History
- The Roman army left Britain in AD ______ to defend other parts of the Roman Empire and never returned British History
- When did the English Civil war begin? British History
- Which TWO wives of Henry VIII were executed? British History
- How long did the Hundred Years War last for? British History
- What destroyed London in year 1666? British History
- In 1348 a third of the populations of England, Wales and Scotland died as a result of which plague? British History
- What was the longest British War with France called? British History
- People of the Iron Age sometimes defended sites. What were these sites? British History
- The Enlightenment led to major developments in which TWO areas? British History
- English kings fought a long war with France, called the Hundred Years War, which actually lasted ______ years British History
- Who had the title 'Lord Protector'? British History
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- In British history D-Day refers to British History
- What was the biggest source of employment during the 18th century? British History
- Who was the 'Iron Duke' that defeated the Emperor Napoleon? British History
- In 1833 the Emancipation Act abolished slavery throughout the British Empire. British History
- Which invention led to the development of Britain during the Industrial Revolution? British History
- When was the Magna Carta established? British History
- Who was King/Queen when English settlers first began colonising the eastern coast of America British History
- German invasion of which country led to the 2nd World War? British History
- Some of the famous lines from William Shakespeare's plays and poems which are still often quoted are: British History
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- Since the Middle Ages, when did the first Jews come to Britain to settle in London? British History
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