| Hint | Answer |
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| Which Conservative prime minister is known for ordering the creation of the Beveridge Report and leading Britain through WWII? | |
| King who was forced to sign Magna Carta | |
| Which Conservative prime minister is known for agreeing to negotiate with the IRA and for continuing Thatcher's reforms? | |
| Legislation that expanded male suffrage by relaxing property requirements, reapportioned parliamentary districts more fairly (year required) | |
| Which Labour prime minister is known for allowing the independence of many British colonies and for nationalizing various utilities and industries? | |
| Forced railroads to cheaply serve poor so they could find work | |
| Reformed Canada's government | |
| To the nearest ten million, how many people live in the UK? | |
| Year of return to the gold standard (sum of digits = 19) | |
| The duty of the wealthy to take care of the poor | |
| Which Conservative prime minister is known for being passed over for an appointment, then later passing social reforms and being decisive in foreign policy as PM? | |
| Which Conservative prime minister is known for privatizing many industries in the UK and raising taxes in order to curb inflation? | |
| Which Liberal prime minister is known for reforming the civil service, army, judiciary, and electoral systems? | |
| Series of legislation to cap working hours, improve conditions | |
| Which Conservative prime minister is known for passing the Unemployment Act of 1934 and signing the Munich Agreement? | |
| Which Labour prime minister is known for limiting pay raises to curb inflation and for a failed attempt at devolution of powers to Scotland? | |
| Who was James II deposed by as part of the Glorious Revolution? | |
| The Liberal party split into the ____________ and _____________. (type 'party name and other name' | |
| Made slavery illegal to practice within the British Empire | |
| When was the coal industry nationalized in the UK? (sum of digits = 21) | |
