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Spencer Compton, 1st Earl of Wilmington Quiz
Mastering the Era of Spencer Compton: Unveiling the Legacy of Britain's 1st Earl of Wilmington
Updated: May 11, 2024
Step into the powdered wig era and test your knowledge on Spencer Compton, the 1st Earl of Wilmington, whose brief tenure as Prime Minister is a hidden gem in British history. Ready to explore?
From the basics to the most obscure facts, this Spencer Compton, 1st Earl of Wilmington quiz has it all! With 31 questions covering a wide range of topics, it's the perfect way to test your knowledge. Do you have what it takes to come out on top? Get to know yourself better.
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Earl Of Essex
Earl Of Wilmington
Duke Of Devonshire
Baron Compton
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1745
1740
1742
1738
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5 Years
2 Years
3 Years
1 Year
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Tory
Labour
Liberal
Whig
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Speaker Of The House
Home Secretary
Foreign Secretary
Chancellor Of The Exchequer
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1735
1728
1730
1725
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House Of Commons
House Of Lords
Senate
Parliament Of Scotland
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Lord Nottingham
Lord Halifax
Lord Carteret
Lord Chesterfield
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1673
1675
1680
1670
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1743
1738
1750
1745
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Home Secretary
Treasurer
Whig Statesman
Foreign Affairs
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OM
KG
KCB
GCMG
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Elizabeth II
George II
Victoria
George I
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Third
Fourth
Second
First
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House Of Lords
Royal Council
British Senate
House Of Commons
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Irish Assembly
House Of Commons
House Of Lords
Scottish Parliament
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Member
Speaker
Clerk
Whip
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The Whigs
The Tories
Various Factions
The Radicals
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Earl Of Essex
Earl Of Wilmington
Baron Of Compton
Duke Of Westminster
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He Was Raised To The Peerage
He Was A Commoner
He Inherited It
He Was Knighted
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None
Senate
House Of Lords
House Of Burgesses
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1728
1735
1730
1725
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Chancellor
Clerk
Member
Speaker
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George II
William IV
Edward VII
George I
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Radical
Conservative
Liberal
Whig
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Chancellor
Prime Minister
Whig Statesman
Speaker Of The House
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1745
1750
1738
1743
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Speaker
Chancellor
Prime Minister
King
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Wilmington
Compton
Essex
Sussex
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Oxford
Eton
Cambridge
Harvard
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Sep 13, 1729
Jul 2, 1743
Mar 2, 1797
Jul 2, 1850
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