Chapter1
1Thetwomai
isla
dsoftheBritishIslesare
AGreatBritai
a
dIrela
d
BGreatBritai
a
dScotla
d
CGreatBritai
a
dWales
DGreatBritai
a
dE
gla
d
2
isthecapitalcityofScotla
d
ABelfast
BEdi
burgh
CAberdee
DCardiff
3Amo
gthefourpartsoftheU
itedKi
gdom
isthesmallest
AE
gla
d
BScotla
d
CWales
DNorther
Irela
d
4E
glishbelo
gstothe
groupofI
doEuropea
familyofla
guages
ACeltic
BI
doIra
ia
CGerma
ic
DRoma
5Thei
troductio
ofChristia
itytoBritai
addedthefirsteleme
tof
wordsto
E
glish
ADa
isha
dFi
ish
BDutcha
dGerma
CFre
cha
dItalia
DLati
a
dGreek
6Theevolutio
ofMiddleE
glishwasrei
forcedbythe
i
flue
ce
ANorma
BDutch
CGerma
DDa
ish
7SamuelJoh
so
’sdictio
arywasi
flue
tiali
establishi
gasta
dardformof
Agrammar
Bha
dwriti
g
Cspelli
g
Dpro
u
ciatio
8Atprese
t
early
oftheworld’spopulatio
commu
icatei
E
glish
Ahalf
Baquarter
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ethird
Do
efifth
Chapter2
1The
attacko
Romee
dedtheRoma
occupatio
i
Britai
i
410
ANorma
BDa
ish
CCeltic
DGerma
ic
2Bythelate7thce
tury
becamethedomi
a
treligio
i
E
gla
d
ACelticChristia
ity
BA
gloSaxo
Christia
ity
CGerma
icChristia
ity
DRoma
Christia
ity
3The
markedtheestablishme
toffeudalismi
E
gla
d
AViki
gi
vasio
Bsig
i
goftheMag
aCarta
CNorma
Co
quest
DAdoptio
ofcommo
law
4Thee
doftheWarsoftheRosesledtotheruleof
AtheHouseofValois
BtheHouseofYork
CtheHouseofTudor
DtheHouseofLa
caster
5ThedirectcausefortheReligiousReformatio
wasKi
gHe
ryVIII’seffortto
Adivorcehiswife
BbreakwithRome
CsupporttheProtesta
ts
Ddeclarehissupremepoweroverthe
church
6TheE
glishCivilWarbrokeouti
1642betwee
AProtesta
tsa
dPurita
s
BRoyalistsa
dParliame
taria
s
C
oblesa
dpeasa
ts
Daristocratsa
dChristia
s
7
waspassedaftertheGloriousRevolutio
ABillofRights
BActofSupremacy
CProvisio
sofOxford
DMag
aCarta
8TheI
dustrialRevolutio
wasaccomplishedi
Britai
bythemiddleofthe
ce
tury
fA17th
B18th
C19th
D20th
Chapter3
1TheBritishgover
me
tischaracterizedbyadivisio
ofpowersbetwee
threeofthe
followi
gbra
cheswiththeexceptio
ofthe
Ajudiciary
Blegislature
Cmo
archy
Dexecutive
2Theimporta
ceoftheBritishmo
archyca
besee
i
itseffecto
Apassi
gthebills
Badvisi
gthegover
me
t
Cpoliticalparties
Dpublicattitude
3Asarevisi
gchambertheHouseofLordsisexpectedto
theHouseofCommo
s
Arival
Bcompleme
t
Ccriticize
Di
spect
4
isatthece
teroftheBritishpoliticalsystem
ATheCabi
et
BTheHouseofLords
CTheHouseofCommo
s
DThePrivyCou
cil
5Themai
dutyofthr