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History Quiz #148

Ancient and Modern History Quiz for 14 November 2011

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Q1. Who got the vote in Britain in 1829?

A
Roman Catholics
B
All women
C
Convicts in prison
D
People who didn't own land
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2

Q2. Helen of Troy was abducted from where?

A
Troy
B
Sparta
C
Cairo
D
Jerusalem
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Q3. The UK general election in May 2010 produced a hung parliament. When was the previous time that that happened?

A
December 1885
B
October 1964
C
February 1974
D
May 1929
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Q4. Where was the wedding of Charles, Prince of Wales, and Lady Diana Frances Spencer on 29 July 1981, held?

A
Westminster Abbey
B
St Paul's Cathedral
C
Windsor Guildhall
D
Buckingham Palace
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Q5. How many coronations had been held at Westminster Abbey before that of Queen Elizabeth II?

Note: This question was updated in October 2022
A
37
B
56
C
12
D
53
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Q6. The main aims of which society in Great Britain between 1838 and 1850 were, basically: a vote for every man 21 years of age, a secret ballot, no property qualification for Members of Parliament, payment of MPs, equal Constituencies, and annual parliaments?

A
Chartists
B
Reform League
C
Fabian Society
D
Suffragettes
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Q7. The American War of Independence began as a war between the Kingdom of Great Britain and how many British colonies in North America?

A
50
B
26
C
13
D
35
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