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In the 1960s, Parliament passed new laws giving women the right to what?
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Which act abolishing the slave trade in the British Empire was passed?
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Which vegetable is a traditional national emblem of Wales, alongside the daffodil?
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When did the Spanish Armada attempt to invade England?
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What was the Domesday Book?
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England's national football team plays its home games at:
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Which of the following is offered by the UK to its residents?
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As well as the pocket boroughs, the 1832 Reform Act abolished which other type of borough?
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The Freedom of Information Act 2000 gives:
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Which statement about British values is correct?
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Remembrance Day is observed on:
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William III defeated James II at which 1690 battle in Ireland?
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When did women first get the right to vote in the UK?
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The National Trust is an organisation that:
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The Channel Islands and the Isle of Man are:
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Robert Burns is celebrated in Scotland as:
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What were the "five Giant Evils" that the Beveridge Report proposed to fight?
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Who was Henry VIII's first wife?
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Wimbledon is the only "Grand Slam" tennis tournament played on which surface?
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What is the highest mountain in the United Kingdom?
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William Beveridge was associated with which political party?
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How many members does the Scottish Parliament have?
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How often must a general election be held in the UK?
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How many Members of the Senedd (MSs) are there?
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