Question | Answer | % Correct |
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This king marries six times and has two of his wives beheaded | King Henry VIII | 95%
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This person dies after her car was chased by paparazzi | Princess Diana | 95%
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During the Boer War, the British invent this type of "camp", later used by the Nazis | {Concentration} Camp | 93%
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In the 1840s, one million people die from famine on this island. Meanwhile, food from that island is exported to England. | Ireland | 88%
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Britain forces China to accept imports of this addictive drug | Opium | 88%
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In Victorian times, small boys are forced to work at this dangerous profession | Chimney {Sweep} | 87%
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This holiday is banned under the Puritanical rule of Oliver Cromwell | Christmas | 81%
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At the behest of the United States, this Prime Minister leads Britain into the Iraq War | Tony Blair | 78%
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Between 1803 and 1905 the aboriginal population of this Australian island is completely killed off due to disease and murder | Tasmania | 73%
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This Prime Minister appeases the Nazis, blessing their annexation of parts of Czechoslovakia | Neville Chamberlain | 62%
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A famine, partially caused by British policies, kills 2 million people in this country in 1943 | India | 57%
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In 1290, these people are expelled from England and their assets are seized | Jews | 56%
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This king rules Britain for 60 years, but is insane for many of them | King George III | 54%
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England loses to this tiny nation in the 2016 UEFA European Championship | Iceland | 52%
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80,000 British soldiers are captured when this city falls to the Japanese in WWII | Singapore | 47%
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40,000 troops are slaughtered trying to capture this tiny Turkish peninsula during WWI | Gallipoli | 46%
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British troops torture people during the Mau Mau uprising in this country | Kenya | 43%
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This English king spends only six months of his reign in England, preferring his estates in southwest France | Richard the Lionheart | 34%
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Nearly 100 people die in this city's St. Scholastica Day Riot after students complain about the quality of their beverages | Oxford | 27%
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This royal office, responsible for helping the King use the toilet, is considered one of the most desirable positions in the Tudor court | Groom of the {Stool} | 21%
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