- Some constituencies were controlled by a single wealthy family, but other constituencies had hardly any voters and were called ______ Modern Society
- What do you have to pay tax on in the UK? Government & Law
- You need to be ______ years or older in order to stand for public office Modern Society
- Many place names such as Grimsby and Scunthorpe, come from the ______ languages Modern Society
- Germany invaded ______ in 1939 that led to the UK declaring war on Germany British History
- Northern Ireland Assembly has ______ elected members Government & Law
- Famous British artists are: Modern Society
- The Anglo-Saxons were Christians when they first came to Britain British History
- What happened in 1215 to change the powers of the king? British History
- The Welsh Assembly has the power to make laws in Health Services Government & Law
- Which event do people celebrate each year on the third Sunday in June? Modern Society
- What happened to Margaret Thatcher in 1979 to make her famous in UK history? Government & Law
- Which country did NOT gain its independence from the British Empire in 1947? British History
- Who was the first man to be called the ‘Prime Minister’? Government & Law
- Famous UK landmarks are: Modern Society
- Before 1215 there were few limits on the power of the king of England. British History
- What were the people who supported the King known as in 1642? British History
- The modern Conservative Party is still sometimes referred to as Modern Society
- To visit Scottish Parliament you can book tickets or arrange tours through visitor services Government & Law
- When did women receive voting rights at the same age as men? Modern Society
- Some constituencies were controlled by a single wealthy family were called the Modern Society
- Can the National Anthem be played if the Queen is not present? Modern Society
- The Act of Governments, known as the Treaty of Governments in Scotland, was therefore agreed in 1707, creating the Kingdom of Great Britain. British History
- The Northern Ireland Assembly can make decisions on Government & Law
- The House of Lords checks laws that have been passed by the House of Commons to ensure they are fit for purpose and suggest amendments or propose new laws Government & Law
- The term 'suffragettes' is associated with which group of people? Government & Law
- What does the UK offer to its residents? Values & Principles
- Which political party is still known as the Tories? Modern Society
- What is the minimum age required to serve on a jury? Government & Law
- What tells you where your polling station or polling place is and when the election will take place? Modern Society
- When a member of Parliament (MP) dies or resigns, what is the election called that is held to replace them? Government & Law
- In order to vote in a parliamentary, local, or European election, you must have your name on the register of electors, known as the electoral register Government & Law
- How many colonies were granted independence in 1947? Modern Society
- Famous Paralympians are: Government & Law
- What are the two main Christian festivals? Modern Society
- What proportion of the population died because of the Black Death? Modern Society
- How can you get a National Insurance number? Government & Law
- The Church of England is also known as The Anglican Church? Modern Society
- After the death of Oliver Cromwell, his son, Richard, became ______ British History
- Criminal law relates to ______, which are usually investigated by the police or another authority such as a council, and which are punished by the courts Government & Law
- You have to be at least 21 years old to stand as MP. Government & Law
- Which is April Fools' Day? Modern Society
- There is a yearly ______ race on the River Thames between Oxford and Cambridge Universities Modern Society
- The Queen is the ceremonial head of the Commonwealth, which currently has 27 member states Government & Law
- When walking your dog in a public place, you must ensure: Modern Society
- Which of the following territories is a Crown dependency but is NOT part of the UK? What is the UK
- Which of these wars was England involved in during the Middle Ages? British History
- During the First World War ______ and ______ countries/empires were part of the Central Powers British History
- How many wives did Henry VIII have? British History
- What university did Isaac Newton attend? Values & Principles