In WWI, which countries were referred to as the central powers (Triple Alliance)?

What was the role of a knight in the medieval period?

In what year did William Wilberforce and others succeed with the first abolition of slavery act in Britain?

In what year did Rosa Parks famously refuse give up her seat to a white passenger?

In what year did King John sign the Magna Carta at Runnymede in Surrey?

Bedford Castle was besieged by King Henry III ( King John's son) because of a fall out with the owner, Falkes de Breaute. But, when did the Castle fall?

Tiny pieces of coloured stone put together like a puzzle can be used to create flooring and walls. What do we call this type of decorative art the Romans brought when they invaded Britain?

"To be or not to be" was a quote by which famous writer who lived during the Tudor period?

Who is the individual most associated with being blamed for the gunpowder plot on the 5th November 1605?

Inventors and their inventions exploded on the scene during the Georgian era with pioneering discoveries that would change Britain and the rest of the world. What was this period better known as?

Which king, who died in 1485 at the Battle of Bosworth Field, was re-buried at Leicester Cathedral in 2015 after being found in a car park?

NHS Nightingale is a temporary hospital in London, named after Florence Nightingale. But what was she known as?

From the following options, which are associated with diseases during the years 1800-1900? (2 answers needed)

Who is the longest-reigning monarch in British history?

Who is the only British Prime Minister ever to be assassinated?

In which order were Henry VIII’s surviving children born?

How did King Charles I die?

Name Henry VIII's 4th wife.

When was Mary Queen of Scots executed?

Who famously broke the Enigma code at Bletchley Park during WWII?

Which Suffragette threw herself under the King’s horse at the Derby in 1913?

What was The War of The Roses?

What is VE day?

Which British man invented the Worldwide Web in 1989?