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Robert Peel Quiz
The Reign of Robert Peel: A Quiz on the Father of Modern Conservatism
Updated: Feb 29, 2024
Delve into the life of Robert Peel, the innovative British politician who founded the modern police force. Test your knowledge on his policies and legacy in this enlightening quiz!
From the basics to the most obscure facts, this Robert Peel 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? Unlock your full potential.
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Metropolitan Police Service
British Broadcasting Corporation
Royal Mail
National Health Service
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Military Background
Industrial Business Background
Artistic Background
Science And Technology Background
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"Chasers"
"Hoppers"
"Pouncers"
"Bobbies" And "Peelers"
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King's College London
Cambridge University
Christ Church, Oxford
University Of Manchester
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The Viscount Palmerston
The Duke Of Wellington
The Earl Of Liverpool
John Russell
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Test Act
The Pope's Bull Act
Recusancy Act
Blasphemy Act
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Victorian Gold Rush
The Great Fire Of London
The Battle Of The Somme
The Great Irish Famine
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The Bank Charter Act 1844
The Income Tax Act 1842
The Bullion Act 1816
The National Debt Act 1823
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The Regency Act, The Foot And Mouth Act, The Plague Act, The Cybersecurity Act
The Education Act, The Poor Law Amendment Act, National Health Act, The Bullion Act
Test Act, Catholic Emancipation, The Reform Act, Income Tax And The Repeal Of The Corn Laws
The Railway Regulation Act, The Partition Of India Act, The Abolition Of Slavery Act, The Immigration Act
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George Orwell
A. J. P. Taylor
John F. Kennedy
Winston Churchill
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One Of The Founders
Key Detractor
Funding Member
Honourary Lifetime Member
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1813
1809
1801
1805
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Conservative Party
Labour Party
Green Party
Liberal Party
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The Balfour Declaration
The Tamworth Manifesto
Magna Carta
The 19th Century Declaration
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1856
1850
1864
1860
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A Humble Farming Family
An Aristocratic And Royal Lineage
A Military Family
A Wealthy Textile Manufacturing And Political Family
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Factories Act 1844
Health And Safety At Work Act 1974
National Assistance Act 1948
Education Act 1944
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Once
Twice
Four Times
Thrice
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Opposed
Supportive
Neutral
Indifferent
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Raised Import Duties
Increased Property Taxes
5% Sales Tax
3% Income Tax
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Prime Minister And Foreign Secretary
Prime Minister And Chancellor Of The Exchequer
Prime Minister And Home Secretary
Prime Minister And Minister Of Defence
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Worker’s Rights In The Mining Sector
Promotion Of Colonial Mining
Introduction Of New Mining Technologies
Enforcement Of Mining Taxes
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Corn Laws
Game Laws
Municipal Corporations Act
Collapse Of The Bank Of England
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The Education Grant Of 1834
The Irish Famine Relief Grant Of 1846
The Health Services Act Of 1835
The Maynooth Grant Of 1845
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Melbourne's
Margaret Thatcher
Victoria
William Pitt
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The Corn Laws
The Stamp Act
The Tea Act
The Spices Act
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Once
Three Times
Four Times
Twice
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London
Liverpool
Manchester
Edinburgh
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A Controversial Figure
A Traditional Conservative
A Rising Star
A Radical Reformist
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Military
Trade
Healthcare
Education
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Jul 2, 1850
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