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Civilization UK 2 (french class)Version en ligne For my friends par Manon 1 What is euroscepticism? a Support for European federalism b Opposition or criticism towards the European Union c Support for immigration within Europe d The creation of the Euro 2 Which of the following were key priorities of the UKIP? a Parliamentary sovereignty b Economic growth c Immigration control d All of those 3 What was the final result of the 2016 Brexit referendum (%)? Written answer 4 Which regional divide was observed in the Brexit vote? a Big cities vs rural and medium-sized towns b North vs South America c Scotland vs Wales only d Coast vs inland areas 5 Which group was the most pro-Leave according to the data? a Pakistanis b Black African communities c White British d British-born women 6 What does "Bregret" (2024) refer to? a Regret among Remain voters b Economic decline after Brexit c 16% Leave voters saying they would have voted differently d A political party created after Brexit 7 Date of the Acts of Union of Wales Written answer 8 Date of the Union of Crowns (James 6th of Scotland became James 1st of England AND Scotland) Written answer 9 Date of the Act of Union between England and Scotland (self dissolution) Written answer 10 Date of the Act of Union between the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Written answer 11 Dates of the Great Irish Famine Written answer 12 What was the impact of the Acts of Union on Wales? a Welsh institutions were strengthened b Welsh was forbidden and replaced by English institutions c Wales became independent d Welsh gained official status 13 What does "devolution" mean? a Independence from the UK b The abolition of Westminster c The delegation of powers from Westminster d The creation of the EU 14 Which of the following is a reserved matter (others are devolved)? a Education b Health c Defence d Law 15 Which political parties promote Welsh and Scottish nationalism? a Labour and Conservatives b UKIP and DUP (Democratic Unionist Part) c Plaid Cymru and SNP (1934) d Sinn Féin and DUP 16 What was the Ulster Plantation a A famine in Ireland b Colonisation of Northern Ireland by Protestant settlers c A peace agreement d A rebellion against the Crown 17 When was Sinn Féin created? Written answer 18 What event marked the beginning of the Irish War of Independence? a The act of Union (1801) b The Easter Rising (1916) c The Anglo-Irish Treaty d The Good Friday Agreement 19 Dates of the War of Independence (ending with the Anglo-Irish Treaty => Creation of the Free State of Ireland before becoming the Republic of Ireland in 1949) Written answer 20 Which paramilitary group sought to end British rule in Northern Ireland? a IRA b UVF c UDA 21 Who were the Unionists in NI? a Catholics supporting Irish unity b Protestants supporting staying in the UK c British soldiers d Nationalists supporting independence 22 What was gerrymandering used for in NI? a Promoting equal representation b Supporting Sinn Féin c Giving Unionist parties unfair advantage d Ending the Troubles 23 What was bloody Sunday (1972) ? a A peace treaty b A hunger strike c The killing of 13 civilians during a march in Derry d The end of internment 24 What percentage of voters approved the Good Friday Agreement in 1998? Written answer 25 Both the Scottish Parliament and the Welsh Assembly have law-making powers and are led by a First Minister. a Yes b No 26 What percentage of the UK population lives in England? Written answer 27 Which region accounts for about 13% of the UK population? a Scotland b North West England c South-East / London d Wales 28 Why is the South-East the fastest-growing region in the UK? a Due to EU funding b Because of historical concentration of power and wealth c Because of agriculture d Due to mining industries 29 What major housing issue illustrates the North–South divide? a More social housing in the North b Higher house prices in the South c No housing crisis in the UK d Cheaper housing in London 30 What difference in healthcare access exists between North and South? a Hospitals are free only in the South b Doctors only work in London c The NHS is privatized in the North d Life expectancy is higher in the South 31 Why did the South traditionally hold power and wealth? a Strong unions b Concentration of landowners and elite around London c Heavy industry d Agricultural innovation 32 Why did Northern industries decline after 1914? a Competition from the US and Germany b Lack of workers c Climate change d EU regulations 33 What was a major consequence of Thatcher’s economic policies in the 1980s? a Growth of mining b Nationalisation of industries c Stronger trade unions d Rise of unemployment in Northern cities 34 What does "privatisation" mean? a Selling state-owned companies to private owners b State control of businesses c Closing down all industries d Increasing taxes 35 What major strike took place in 1984–1985? a Teachers’ strike b Dockworkers’ strike c Miners’ strike d Railway strike 36 How did Margaret Thatcher describe the miners? a “National heroes” b “Victims of capitalism” c “Partners of progress” d “The enemy within” 37 How many working coal pits existed in 2009 (when it used to be 174 in 1983)? Written answer 38 According to a 2024 report, how many children live in poverty in the UK? a 1 in 2 b 1 in 3 c 1 in 5 d 1 in 10 39 What is the main exam taken at the end of secondary school (abréviation)? Written answer 40 What percentage of pupils attend state or comprehensive schools? Written answer 41 Why are public (=private) schools considered powerful? a They provide strong networks of influence b They are free c They are open to everyone d They are run by the government

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Civilization UK 2 (french class)Version en ligne

par Manon

What is euroscepticism?

Which of the following were key priorities of the UKIP?

What was the final result of the 2016 Brexit referendum (%)?

Which regional divide was observed in the Brexit vote?

Which group was the most pro-Leave according to the data?

What does "Bregret" (2024) refer to?

Date of the Acts of Union of Wales

Date of the Union of Crowns (James 6th of Scotland became James 1st of England AND Scotland)

Date of the Act of Union between England and Scotland (self dissolution)

Date of the Act of Union between the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland

Dates of the Great Irish Famine

What was the impact of the Acts of Union on Wales?

What does "devolution" mean?

Which of the following is a reserved matter (others are devolved)?

Which political parties promote Welsh and Scottish nationalism?

What was the Ulster Plantation

When was Sinn Féin created?

What event marked the beginning of the Irish War of Independence?

Dates of the War of Independence (ending with the Anglo-Irish Treaty => Creation of the Free State of Ireland before becoming the Republic of Ireland in 1949)

Which paramilitary group sought to end British rule in Northern Ireland?

Who were the Unionists in NI?

What was gerrymandering used for in NI?

What was bloody Sunday (1972) ?

What percentage of voters approved the Good Friday Agreement in 1998?

Both the Scottish Parliament and the Welsh Assembly have law-making powers and are led by a First Minister.

What percentage of the UK population lives in England?

Which region accounts for about 13% of the UK population?

Why is the South-East the fastest-growing region in the UK?

What major housing issue illustrates the North–South divide?

What difference in healthcare access exists between North and South?

Why did the South traditionally hold power and wealth?

Why did Northern industries decline after 1914?

What was a major consequence of Thatcher’s economic policies in the 1980s?

What does "privatisation" mean?

What major strike took place in 1984–1985?

How did Margaret Thatcher describe the miners?

How many working coal pits existed in 2009 (when it used to be 174 in 1983)?

According to a 2024 report, how many children live in poverty in the UK?

What is the main exam taken at the end of secondary school (abréviation)?

What percentage of pupils attend state or comprehensive schools?

Why are public (=private) schools considered powerful?