Every British Prime Minister Part 1 (1725-1801)

The video covers the political landscape of Britain from the early 18th century to the late 18th century, focusing on key figures like Walpole, the Pelham brothers, and Pitt the Younger. It discusses major events such as the South Sea Bubble, the Seven Years' War, and the American Revolution, highlighting the political maneuvers, reforms, and challenges faced by these leaders. The narrative also touches on the impact of these events on Britain's economy, foreign policy, and internal politics, including the rise of new political ideologies and the struggle for power between Whigs and Tories.

What was one of Robert Walpole's key achievements during his time as the first Prime Minister?

• Abolishing the monarchy

• Starting a war with France

• Increasing the national debt

• Reducing land taxes

Who succeeded Robert Walpole after his resignation?

• Spencer Compton

• Frederick North

• William Pitt the Elder

• Thomas Pelham

Which political figure was known for working alongside the Tories to oust Walpole?

• Henry Pelham

• William Pitt the Younger

• Spencer Compton

• Charles Watson Wentworth

What was a significant outcome of the Seven Years' War for Britain?

• Victory in India

• Alliance with Spain

• Loss of Canada

• Defeat in the Falklands

What was a major criticism of Thomas Pelham's leadership?

• Ignoring the American colonies

• Opposing the Whigs

• Supporting the Jacobite Rebellion

• Increasing national debt

Which act led to the Boston Tea Party?

• Intolerable Acts

• Stamp Act

• Townshend Acts

• Tea Act

Who was responsible for the introduction of the Townshend Acts?

• Frederick North

• William Pitt the Elder

• Robert Walpole

• Charles Townshend

What was the main reason for the Regency Crisis in Britain?

• The French Revolution

• The Seven Years' War

• The American Revolution

• King George III's madness

What was one of the reforms introduced by William Pitt the Younger?

• Increasing tariffs

• Introducing the first income tax

• Abolishing income tax

• Reducing the power of the Navy

What was the outcome of the Acts of Union in 1801?

• Separation of Britain and Scotland

• Separation of Britain and Ireland

• Union of Britain and Ireland

• Union of Britain and France