England
An ancient structure made of massive standing boulders, some laid on top of each other, located on the Salisbury Plain in South West England
What is Stonehenge?
The main demand of the Scottish National Party (SNP), one of the largest forces in Scottish politics
What is Scottish independence?
The other official language of Wales (besides English)
What is Welsh?
The regional capital and largest city in Northern Ireland
What is Belfast?
The UK's second most populous former colony
What is the United States?
The river that runs through London
What is the Thames?
A name for the formerly Gaelic-speaking hilly and mountainous areas of northern Scotland
What are the Highlands?
What the village of Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch is famous for
What is "having the longest name of any town in the UK"?
A popular TV series about teenagers in the city of Derry during the 1990s
What is Derry Girls?
An area in the Atlantic Ocean where (according to myth) an unusually large number of ships have disappeared without a trace; its northernmost point is the British overseas territory of Bermuda
What is the Bermuda Triangle?
A large feline which represents England on the UK coat of arms
What is a lion?
A horse-like mythical creature which represents Scotland on the UK coat of arms
What is a unicorn?
A mythical creature that appears on the flag of Wales
What is a dragon?
The two major tendencies in Northern Irish politics
What are Irish nationalism (or Republicanism) and Unionism?
The British overseas territory of Gibraltar is located at the entrance to the Mediterranean, at the southernmost point of this country
What is Spain?
Liz Truss, the previous UK Prime Minister, was famously outlasted in that office by this vegetable
What is a cabbage?
An orange-colored (but not orange-flavored) soda which is more popular than Coca-Cola in Scotland
What is Irn-Bru?
The regional capital and largest city of Wales
What is Cardiff?
What is Irish nationalism?
A city on the southern coast of China that was once owned by Britain, but was returned to the Chinese government in 1997
What is Hong Kong?
The Norwegian king who attempted to conquer England in 1066, only to die in battle while fighting King Harold II of England (who would himself die in battle against William the Conqueror later that year) (hint: his name is very similar to that of his English opponent)
Who was Harald Hardrada?
The philosopher David Hume and the economist Adam Smith were both representatives of this tendency in 18th century Scottish culture
What is the Scottish Enlightenment?
One of Wales' most economically important products during the Industrial Revolution in the UK
What is coal?
The 1998 agreements between the IRA, the British government, and the Unionist paramilitaries that (mostly) ended 30 years of armed violence in Northern Ireland
What is the Good Friday Agreement?
A group of islands in the South Atlantic, owned by Britain but claimed by Argentina (which tried to take them over in 1982)
What are the Falkland Islands?