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When were free school meals introduced?

20th century.

What was the main trigger of the first world war?

The assassination of Archduke Franz of Austria.

When did the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand Happen?

28th June 1914

When did the first world war happen?

1914 to 1918.

How many Indians fought on behalf of England during the WW1 and how many of them were killed?

1 million fought and 40 000 killed.

Which major empires did England fight against during WW1?

German, Austro Hungarian empire and Ottoman.

how many British casualties were there during WW1?

Over 2 million

On July 1916 British attack on Somme resulted in how many British casualties on the first day?

60 000

When did WW1 end?

11:00 am on 11th November 1918

In what year did England want to give Ireland its own government, but still remain part of the UK?

1913. This was postponed due to the rise of WW1.

The delay in the partition with Ireland gave rise to which war that was between the police in Ireland and the British army?

Guerrilla war

When was the peace treaty in Ireland signed?

1921

When did Ireland two countries and what were they identified as?

In 1922, {Northern Ireland, which remained part of the UK} and [the rest became Irish free state which had its own government]

When did Ireland free state became a republic?

1949

When did the world enter a great depression which lead to some parts of UK suffering unemployment?

1929

Between 1930 and 1939, what happened to car owner-ship?

It doubled from 1 million to 2 million

when did the BBC start broadcasting?

1922

when did the BBC begin the worlds first regular television service?

1936

When did Adolf Hitler come in power?

1933

When did Adolf Hitler invade poland?

1939

What triggered the WW2?

Hitler's invasion on Poland

When did Churchill become prime minister?

When German invaded France

How many British and French solder's were evacuated from the beaches of Dunkirk in small pleasure and fishing boats?

300 000

The evacuation of the British and French solder's from the beaches of Dunkirk became known as what?

The Dunkirk Spirit.

What is 'The Battle of Britain'?

An aerial battle between german and British royal air force.

When did 'The Battle of Britain' happen

1940

What was the name of one of the planes that fought in 'The Battle of Britain'?

Spitfire and Hurricane

What is know as the Blitz?

This was German bombing of London during night time.

when did Winston Churchill became a conservative MP?

1900

When did Winston Churchill become prime minister?

1940

when did Winston Churchill loose the general election?

1945

When did Winston Churchill become prime minister for the second time?

1951

Until what year was Winston Churchill an MP?

1964

When did Winston Churchill die?

1965

In what year was Winston Churchill nominated as the greatest Briton of all time?

2002

What does D-Day refer to?

victory of allied forces on the beaches of Normandy.

When was the victory of the allied forces on the beaches of Normandy?

1944

The allies advanced from France and into germany were they defeated the germans. In what year were the Germans defeated?

1944

who was scientist leader that was first to split the atom?

Ernest Rutherford

who discovered penicillin

Alexander Fleming

In what year did Alexander Fleming discover penicillin?

1928

what nationality is Alexander Fleming?

Scottish.

when was the penicillin begin mass production?

1940

When did Alexander Fleming win the nobel price?

1945