Which monarch died in 1901?

Which class or group of people made up the majority of the population in Britain in 1901?

In 1901, which country had the largest empire?

Which of these car designers used mass production to make cheaper cars on an assembly line?

Which of these household items was NOT in widespread use by 1920?

Which of these cartoon characters was NOT known in the early 1900s?

In 1901, how much shorter on average was a poor child than a rich child of the same age?

Which of these men did NOT become prime minister?

When was the School Meals Act passed?

What is the term given for government laws, ideas and measures designed to help some of the most vulnerable in society?

Which of these changes did children experience due to the Children's Charter of 1908?

What happened to life expectancy in Britain in the first half of the twentieth century?

What happened to infant mortality (rates of babies dying) in Britain in the first half of the twentieth century?

What does 'suffrage' mean?

Which of these tactics was used by suffragettes at the beginning of the 20th century?

In which year were women over 30 given the right to vote in Britain, providing they owned property?

When was the First World War fought?

Which of the following groups of countries was allied at the outbreak of the First World War?

The area between the lines of trenches dug by the opposing armies was known by what term?

Which country in the British Commonwealth sent the largest volunteer army the world had yet seen to fight for Britain in WW1?

How many soldiers were sent from the British Empire to fight in WW1?

Which of these continents did not see any battles during WW1?

Which creature was used by doctors in WW1 to clean wounds?

Which of the following medical technologies was NOT invented during WW1?

What colour of remembrance poppy symbolises peace?

What colour of remembrance poppy symbolises the contribution of Caribbean soldiers during WW1 to the British war effort?

What is the technical term for an inflatable airship of the type used to drop bombs on cities in WW1?

What is the term for a permanent agreement of peace between nations?

Which nations were represented by the Big Three at the Paris Peace Conference in 1919?

Whose idea was the League of Nations?

Which of these was not a clause of the Treaty of Versailles?

What R is the term for money paid by a country that has lost a war, for the damage and injuries it has caused?

What R is limiting the amount of food each person receives, to avoid running out?

In which year was the Treaty of Versailles signed?

What is the technical term for the civilians still living in a country that has sent an army to fight abroad?

Which of these was not donated to Britain by Canada in WW1?

Which of these health problems did not affect men in the trenches during WW1?

Why did Britain declare war on Germany in WW1?

Why did Russia declare war on Austria-Hungary in WW1?

Which war was called 'the war to end all wars'?

Who were the King and Queen during WW1?

Could women vote in Britain during WW1?

Who assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914?

Who replaced Queen Victoria as monarch?

What is the collective term for men from Australia and New Zealand who fought in the First and Second World Wars?

What is the technical term for false or misleading information used to spread a certain point of view?

What is the term that was given at the time for a nervous condition suffered by some soldiers exposed to the noise and chaos of battle in WW1?

What were the first job centres called?

Which of these technologies was not used to fight in WW1?