UK Country Quiz-Multiple Choice

The Union Act of 1707 united the kingdoms of England, Scotland, and Wales. Though by then, Wales was a constituent kingdom under the English Crown

The Eurostar Train was opened to the public on November 14, 1994. The train takes you under the English Channel into Paris.

There were about 71 different bombing raids on London during "The Blitz" from 1940 to 1941. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_in_World_War_II

Popular locations include: Trafalgar Square, Stonehenge, and the British Museum!

God Save the Queen/King was adopted as the national anthem of the United Kingdom in September of 1745.

At its peak in 1922, the British Empire controlled about 25% of the world's land, and ruled over more than 450 million people. At the time, the population of the world was about 1.8 billion.

When the British ceded Hong Kong to the People's Republic of China, many considered the defacto end of the British Empire

There have been 55 prime minesters to date, with the last person filling the position being Borris Johnson

Oliver and Olivia are by far the most common baby names in the UK, with about 25% of the local authorities saying that Oliver and Olivia were their most popular names in 2020.

The United Kingdom is a founding member of NATO, signing the treaty in tandem with the United States on July 21, 1949.