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From _______, newspapers were allowed to operate without a government licence.
At the time of the Industrial Revolution, working conditions were very poor. Adults and children were often forced to work long hours in dangerous situations.
Who opened the first curry house in Britain?
The Act of Union also know as
Who developed machinery to make the textile industry more efficient?
Who introduced ‘shampooing’ the Indian art of head massage to Britain?
When did the Emancipation Act abolish slavery throughout the British Empire?
Trading and settlements overseas brought Britain into conflict with_____
Identify the TRUE statement regarding Industrial Revolution.
Robert Burns was a ________
At the time of the Industrial Revolution, Britain’s colonies expanded in Australia, Canada and southern Africa.
When was the Enlightenment occurred?
Until the 18th century the UK was mainly agricultural. True or False?
Where was Charles Edward Stuart defeated by George II’s army?
Who was the first prime minister of Great Britain?
Who succeeded in turning public opinion against the slave trade?
When did king become a constitutional monarch?
When was Charles Edward Stuart defeated by George II’s army?
When did George I become king of Great Britain and Ireland?
Who chose George I, a German, to be king in 1714.
______, it became illegal to trade slaves in British ships or from British ports.
When was the act of union passed?
When was the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Created?
What brought new ideas in politics, philosophy and science?