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1
What is FDR famous for?
President
athlete
Prime Minister
writer
2
NYC was founded in 1650, more than 100 years before American independence.
False
True
3
Christopher Columbus was the first person to find America.
False
True
4
The Normans were originally from northern Europe, who moved to France before invading England.
True
False
5
Why didn't Elizabeth Bennet say yes to Mr. Darcy's 1st proposal?
she misunderstood his attitude and behavior
his appearance
he was too poor
his low social status
6
The slave trade brought African slaves to the Americas, crossing which body of water?
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
7
The United States does not have a Parliament.
True
False
8
What year did the Norman Conquest happen?
1215 CE
600 BCE
1603 CE
1066 CE
9
Australia became a Federation when it gained independence.
False
True
10
What was one common theme in Walt Whitman's poems?
America
Revenge
Native American culture
Love
11
What are the indigenous people of mainland Australia and Tasmania called?
Native Australians
Aboriginals
Native Americans
Torres Strait Islanders
12
The Parliament of the United Kingdom has a history that goes back more than 800 years, to Medieval times.
False
True
13
Australia has a Parliament with a Senate and a House of Representatives.
True
False
14
Which country has the oldest written Constitution still in use today?
UK
Australia
US
Greece
15
What are the indigenous people of the Torres Strait Islands called?
Torres Strait Islanders
Native Americans
Native Australians
Aboriginals
16
What is the supreme judicial authority in the UK?
Supreme Court
King
Prime Minister
House of Lords
17
The Act of Supremacy led to the creation of the Anglican church.
True
False
18
The Norman Conquest brought the Swedish language to England to mix with old English.
False
True
19
UK monarchs today have no real political power.
True
False
20
Federalism is a political system that separates the powers of the three branches of government.
True
False
21
Which of these is NOT a tax Parliament made on the American colonies?
Stamp Act
Act of Supremacy
Tea Act
Townshend Act
22
Why did the Pilgrims leave England to start Plymouth colony in Massachusetts in 1620?
to get rich
to escape war
to kill Native Americans
to find religious freedom
23
The English were the first Europeans to arrive in Australia.
False
True
24
Yellowstone Park in the western US is the oldest national park in the world.
True
False
25
Which of these rights is NOT mentioned in the Declaration of Independence?
free speech
Life
the pursuit of Happiness
Liberty
26
The UK, the US and Australia all have three branches of government.
True
False
27
Some of the best universities in America were founded before the country won independence.
True
False
28
Great Britain was officially formed in 1706-1707 when the Parliaments of Scotland and England were united.
False
True
29
Welsh is a language that comes from the Celtic invasion and is still spoken in Wales today.
True
False
30
Which country doesn't have a supreme court?
US
UK
none of these
Australia
31
Who built the Great Ocean Road?
women
soldiers returning from WWI
Penal colonists
Aboriginal people
32
One theme of Pride and Prejudice is reasons for marriage.
True
False
33
What didn't happen when the Stuart Period began in 1603?
James IV became James I, too.
Scotland's King became England's King, too.
Elizabeth I died.
Scotland and England's Parliaments were united.
34
Australia is a Commonwealth Realm, so...
they're a colony.
they're an English-speaking country.
they're a rich country.
King Charles III is their head of state.
35
How are PMs chosen?
King appoints friend
electoral college
direct election
majority party
36
What's the capital of Australia?
Melbourne
Victoria
Sydney
Canberra
37
What was the first full-length feature film about?
racism
a group of criminals
a couple who hate each other falling in love
a prince getting revenge
38
During the Georgian period Parliament gained even more power.
False
True
39
Judges on the US Supreme Court are appointed by the President.
True
False
40
The Appalachian Mountains are on the Eastern coast of Australia.
True
False
41
Which is NOT an example of checks and balances?
Congress passing laws
Courts declaring laws unconstitutional
Presidential veto power
Congress' impeachment power
42
Elizabeth I only ruled England for a few years, but she tried to make the country Catholic again.
False
True
43
While the UK does have a monarch, the supreme power lies in Parliament.
True
False
44
Anzac Day is an American holiday.
True
False
45
The Union Jack is a combination of flags representing England, Scotland, and Ireland.
True
False
46
When was the Roaring Twenties?
2020s
1820s
1720s
1920s
47
The Spanish Armada successfully invaded England in 1588.
False
True
48
Which of these does NOT describe Australia's political system?
Parliamentary
Republic
Federal system
Constitutional monarchy
49
The US, the UK and Australia all have Cabinets.
True
False
50
Compared to Chinese university students, American university students have...
more freedom to choose what to study
more homework
more part-time jobs
all of these
51
The Victorian period saw the Australian Empire spread around the world.
True
False
52
What are the indigenous people of North America called?
Aboriginals
Torres Strait Islanders
Native Americans
Native Australians
53
Which is NOT one of the four parts of the UK?
Wales
Victoria
Scotland
England
54
The Gold Rushes in the US and Australia led to more immigration.
False
True
55
Why is the Magna Carta important?
It established compulsory education for all children.
It formed the modern English language we use today.
It ended Absolute Monarchy and began what became the UK Parliament.
It guaranteed that all men would be equal before the law.
56
Trench warfare was used during World War I.
True
False
57
South Australia and Western Australia gave women the right to vote after Australian independence.
True
False
58
William Shakespeare wrote 8 famous plays: 4 comedies and 4 tragedies.
True
False
59
Members of the House of Lords aren't elected.
False
True
60
Great Britain and Ireland united under one Parliament in 1801.
False
True
61
One goal of the Labor Movement of the 19th century was the 8-hour work day.
False
True
62
The Civil War made the United States and independent nation.
False
True
63
General education is the most common major in American universities.
True
False
64
The United States has 56 states.
False
True
65
England has ruled Wales since the Conquest of Wales in 1283.
False
True
66
Who DOESN'T die in Hamlet?
Hamlet
Laertes
Ophelia
Horatio
67
Many people lost their jobs during the Great Depression.
False
True
68
The city of Melbourne was founded while Australia was still colonized by the British.
True
False
69
Where do US Presidents live?
The US Capitol
10 Downing St.
The White House
Buckingham Palace
70
In Australia, Cabinet members and the PM can't be members of Parliament.
True
False
71
US women won got the right to vote at the beginning of the Roaring Twenties.
False
True
72
Which of these is NOT a writer?
Victoria
William Wordsworth
Jane Austen
Charles Dickens
73
When was the Declaration of Independence signed?
December 25, 1066
September 11, 2001
May 1, 1952
July 4, 1776
74
The 1st British colony in America was named Jamestown, for King James I.
True
False
75
Which is NOT true about Washington, D.C.?
It was a planned city.
It's the US capital.
It's not in a state.
It's in the US Capital Territory.
76
Who is NOT a member of Hamlet's family?
Claudius
Ophelia
Gertrude
King Hamlet
77
What's the longest river in the United States?
Atlantic
Mexico
Mississippi
Thames
78
What did the Roman Invasion NOT bring to the UK?
Pizza
Latin Language
Hadrian's Wall
Christianity
79
Oxford University is in London.
False
True
80
The name "England" comes from the Anglo-Saxon term "Angle-land".
False
True
81
The current Vice President of the US is Kamala Harris, the first woman to hold that position.
True
False
82
What type of poem is Walt Whitman famous for?
tragedies
independent poems
sonnets
free verse
83
What are the houses of the UK Parliament? (choose 2)
House of Commons
House of Representatives
House of Lords
Senate
84
When was the Spanish Flu Pandemic?
During WWII
After the Spanish-American War
During the Spanish Civil War
After WWI
85
US Senators and Representatives are all elected.
False
True
86
Which of these was NOT part of Westward Expansion?
Louisiana Purchase
Trail of Tears
Boston Tea Party
US-Mexican War
87
When was the Boston Tea Party?
1775
1776
1773
1783
88
Where was the US involved in WWII?
Europe
Asia-Pacific
all of these
Homefront
89
Three of Henry VIII's children were English Monarchs, including his daughters Mary and Elizabeth.
True
False
90
MIT and Cornell are American universities founded around the time of the Revolutionary War.
True
False
91
The Glorious Revolution was the British War of Independence.
False
True
92
Paul Revere warned the colonial militia that "The redcoats are coming" to start the Revolutionary War.
True
False
93
The ancient Celtic Gaels are the ancestors of the modern Scottish and Irish cultures.
False
True
94
The Republic of Ireland rules the whole island of Ireland since Irish Independence.
True
False
95
The British began colonizing Australia only after their American colonies won independence.
False
True
96
The UK's form of government has developed through its history.
False
True
97
What's Isaac Newton most famous for?
political ideas
education
scientific and mathematical discoveries
writing literature
98
After the 1st Continental Congress' Declaration of Rights and Grievances was rejected by Parliament, no hope peace.
True
False
99
The cause of the Revolutionary War was taxation without...
monarchy.
taxes.
representation.
colonization.
100
Britain is just another name for the United Kingdom.
False
True