Who robbed from the rich and gave to the poor?
King Lear
Richard , Heart of Lion
Robin Hood
King Arthur
Which royal family reigned from 1603 to 1714?
The Stuarts
The Windsors
The House of Lancaster
The Tudors
which of the following queens lived the longest?
Queen Victoria
Queen Mary of Scotland
Queen Elizabeth I
What anniversary do people celebrate on November 5th every year?
The defeat of the Spanish Armada
The attempt to blow up the Houses of Parliament
The Battle of Trafalgar
The birth of the United Kingdom
What's the name of the most famous prehistoric monument in Britain?
Celticstone
Stonehenge
Druids monument
Beowulf
Who were the people who invaded Britain in 43 A.D. and built villas and roads?
The Vikings
The Anglo-Saxons
The Romans
The Celts
The set of rules for the monarchy to follow, written in 1215 is called
the Kings' Carta
the Kings' Rules
the Magna Carta
the Constitution
what was the most famous king of England, who he had six wives, called?
Henry VII
Henry IV
Henry VIII
Henry III
What happened in 1066?
The Saxons invaded England
The Roman conquest of England
The Norman conquest of England
The Vikings invaded England
How were the ancient priests who worshipped at Stonehenge called?
Druids
Celts
Saxons
Smurfs
The dispute which ended with the execution of Charles I was
the Seven Years War
the battle of Trafalgar
the Civil War
the War of the Spanish Succession
Who had a Round Table?
King Arthur
King Lear
Robin Hood
King John
How long were the Romans in England?
200 years
300 years
400 years
500 years
The states formed by Britain and its colonies at the beginning of the 20th c. was called
the UK Empire
the British colonies
the British Empire
the English Empire
Who defeated Napoleon’s fleet at the Battle of Trafalgar?
Admiral Nelson
King Arthur
Oliver Cromwell
James Cook
One of the European invaders who turned into the English were the...
Celts
Normands
Romans
Anglo-Saxons
The people who originally inhabited Britain were the
Saxons
Angles
Celts
Vikings
What killed a third of the population of Britain?
the Big fire of London
the Black Death
the flu
the cholera