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Brassey's Story of England - Page 29 and 30Versión en línea Brassey's Story of England - Page 29 and 30 por Vijo Gor 1 What major political change happened in 1707? a Britain became a republic b Scotland became independent c England conquered Scotland d The Scottish and English Parliaments joined together 2 What was the new parliament called after 1707? a Parliament of Scotland b Imperial Parliament c Parliament of England d Parliament of Great Britain 3 Why was the joining of the parliaments important? a It brought together English and Scottish power b It ended wars forever c It gave peasants voting rights d It weakened Parliament 4 What rule did Parliament make in 1701 about the monarchy? a Only kings could rule b Only Protestants could succeed to the throne c Kings must be elected d Only Catholics could rule 5 Why was the German George I chosen as king in 1714? a He was unrelated to the royal line b He was Protestant and related to the royal family c He was popular in England d He led an army 6 Why didn’t it matter much that George I spoke no English? a The army ruled b Parliament now had real power c The Church ruled instead d He learned English quickly 7 What happened to the monarch's power in the 18th century? a The monarchy ended b The monarch became mostly powerless c It increased greatly d It stayed absolute 8 Who is known as the first Prime Minister of Great Britain? a James II b Oliver Cromwell c Robert Walpole d George I 9 What was the Prime Minister's job? a Lead the Church b Command the army alone c Run the government for Parliament d Replace the king 10 Why is having a Prime Minister important? a It gives power to peasants b It shows government power shifting to Parliament c It ends democracy d It strengthens monarchy 11 Why was the Bank of England created? a To help poor people b To end slavery c To raise money for war, ships, and trade d To replace Parliament 12 What do you think the Bank of England's priorities were? a Farming and food for everyone b Religion, churches and statues c War, capitalism and empire d Medicine and hospitals 13 What was the Triangular Trade? a Cotton trade between three European countries b Slave trade between England, Africa, and the Caribbean c Textile trade without ships d Wool trade only inside Britain 14 What did ships carry from England to Africa? a Manufactured goods b Sugar c Slaves d Tea 15 What happened to African people in the Triangular Trade? a They were enslaved and forced onto ships in chains b They were paid workers c They became soldiers d They were returned home 16 What is important to understand about the profits and wealth from this trade? a It was built on extreme violence and suffering b It was harmless c It helped everyone equally d It came from fair exchange 17 When was the British slave trade abolished? a 1707 b 1807 c 1850 d 1776 18 What was the East India Company? a A small trading group b A charity c A government ministry d A powerful trading company that ruled parts of India with its own army 19 Why is it important that the East India Company had its own army? a It reduced empire b It shows private companies had military power c It ended wars d It protected peasants 20 Why did American colonies rebel in 1776? a They wanted slavery expanded b They wanted a king c They supported Parliament d They were overtaxed and ruled from far away England 21 What was the result of the American Revolution? a The Americans became independent after seven years of war b The colonies stayed British c Parliament collapsed d Britain won 22 Why is the American Revolution important for British history? a It strengthened the empire b It ended trade c It restored monarchy d It showed colonies could break away from imperial rule 23 Which sentence describes Britain in the 18th century? a A peaceful farming society where nobody oppresses or exploits aynone b A bourgeois empire growing wealth through slavery, colonialism and capitalism c A democratic nation for all where everyone has equal rights d A declining feudal kingdom where the kings have all the power

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Brassey's Story of England - Page 29 and 30Versión en línea

por Vijo Gor

What major political change happened in 1707?

What was the new parliament called after 1707?

Why was the joining of the parliaments important?

What rule did Parliament make in 1701 about the monarchy?

Why was the German George I chosen as king in 1714?

Why didn’t it matter much that George I spoke no English?

What happened to the monarch's power in the 18th century?

Who is known as the first Prime Minister of Great Britain?

What was the Prime Minister's job?

Why is having a Prime Minister important?

Why was the Bank of England created?

What do you think the Bank of England's priorities were?

What was the Triangular Trade?

What did ships carry from England to Africa?

What happened to African people in the Triangular Trade?

What is important to understand about the profits and wealth from this trade?

When was the British slave trade abolished?

What was the East India Company?

Why is it important that the East India Company had its own army?

Why did American colonies rebel in 1776?

What was the result of the American Revolution?

Why is the American Revolution important for British history?

Which sentence describes Britain in the 18th century?