Significant Individuals in British History
Social Studies
Significant Individuals in British History starts at 1 and continues till grade 5.
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Which British monarch ruled for the longest time in history?
Who is known for discovering penicillin?
Who was the British leader during the Battle of Britain in World War II?
Who was the famous British author who created the character Sherlock Holmes?
Who was the famous British codebreaker during World War II?
Who was the famous British explorer who discovered Australia for Britain?
Who was the famous British explorer who sailed around the world and defeated the Spanish Armada?
Who was the famous British leader known for his speeches during World War II?
Who was the famous British nurse who also helped in the Crimean War, besides Florence Nightingale?
Who was the famous British scientist who worked on the laws of motion and gravity?
Who was the famous British scientist who wrote about the origin of species?
Who was the first woman to fly solo from England to Australia?
Who was the Queen of England during the Victorian era?
After reading the following passage, answer the question: 'Mary Anning was a fossil hunter from Lyme Regis. She discovered important dinosaur fossils that helped scientists learn about prehistoric life.' Why is Mary Anning remembered as an important person in British history?
Describe one way in which Isambard Kingdom Brunel changed transportation in Britain.
Explain in your own words why Emmeline Pankhurst is considered a significant individual in British history.
