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Political unification
During the 9th and 10th centuries
During the 11th and 12th centuries
In 1066
In 1056
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Who was in part with the political unification?
The British
Anglo-Saxon
Melting Pot
The United States
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What happened in 1066?
Battle of Irish
Battle of Kingdom
Battle of Hastings
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Battle of Hastings
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Wales and Ireland
During 12th and 13th: invided and partially conquered by the Anglo-Norman lords
During 11th and 12th centuries: left to the Anglo-Norman
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Scotland: independent kingdom until...
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The first non-English territory to be politically integrated with England was...
Scotland
Wales
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In 1277 the King Edward 1 was accepted as overlord by...
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10 years after the death of Llewellyn ab Griffydd what happens
Edward had completed the conquest (started by the Normans centuries before)
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What happens to Wales at the end of 13th century?
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Who is Owen Glendower?
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In 1485: Henry Tudor defeated the English, what is the name of the battle ?
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Henry Tudor defeated the English with the help of which country?
And he became Henry VII of England after that.
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In 1536, during the reign of Henry VIII, the parliament's authority was extended over Wales by an Act of Union.
False
Right
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Wales sent representatives to the English Parliament
True
False
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English became... even though most of the people continued to have a strong Welsh identity and to speak Welsh
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SCOTLAND: When the country was independent from England?
1823
1605
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When the English people invaded Scotland ? During what period ?
During Middle Age
Between 1296 and 1328
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In 1296, the king Edward I of England invaded Scotland and declared himself....?
Gouverner
King of the World
King of Scotland
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English law was established
False
True
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How the Scottish reacted to this invasion?
They gave up their country and leave it to the English
They fought back and defeated the English after a series of battles
They didn't want to leave their country to the hands of the English people
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Battle of Stirling Bridge
in 1278, Robert the Bruce
In 1297, William Walace and Andrew Mocay
In 1303, Edward VII
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Battle of Bonnockburn
In 1478: Battle of Bannockberry was a significant Scottish victory in the First War of Scottish Independence against England.
In 1275: Battle of Bananaburn was a significant Scottish victory in the First War of Scottish Independence against England.
In 1314: Battle of Bannockburn was a significant Scottish victory in the First War of Scottish Independence against England.
In 1290: Battle of Bannockburn was a significant English victory in the First War of Scottish Independence against Scotland.
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What happened in 1328 for the Scottish people?
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In 1603, there is a huge change for the English and Scottish citizens
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How James I called himself ?
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In 1707, there is...
Treaty of Union
Decleration of War
A new legal system
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The Scottish Parliament voted itself out of existence
False
True
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Scotland retained:
a seperate legal system (based on roman law)
a collaboration with Ireland
a slightly different system of local government
The right to issue its own banknotes
seperate established church
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in 1998, Welsh Assembly and Scottish Parliament did what?
they restored, with some powers over their infernal affairs
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What happened in September 2014 for Scotland?
Scotland held a referendum on independence from the United Kingdom (55.3% against independence).
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In January 2021, during the Brexit context, what happens to Scotland?
More and more talk of Scotland leaving the UK and re-joining the European Union.
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Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon insisted about a thing, what is it ?
Second Scottish independence referendum that should be held by 2026
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