grammar
Without these you don't have a sentence.
What are subject and verb?
Priest who held a very memorable speech.
Who was Martin Luther King?
The capital of England.
What is London?
The capital of the US.
What is Washington?
The day English children get their presents.
What is the 25th of December?
These always have to agree (be the same number and person).
What are subject and verb?
The war that ended slavery in the US.
What was the American Civil War?
The countries that share a border with England.
What are Wales and Scotland?
The name of the president elect (the future president).
What is Joe Biden?
What you get in your Christmas stocking if you have been bad.
What is coal?
The plural of tooth.
What is teeth?
The war that lasted from 1861-1865.
What was the American Civil War?
The name of the language you speak if you are born to the chimes of Bow Bells.
What is Cockney rhyming slang?
The name of the two largest political parties in America.
What are the Democrats and the Republicans?
The traditional English Christmas dessert.
What is Christmas pudding?
The past tense of write.
What is wrote?
His Muslim name was Malik Shabazz.
Who was Malcolm X?
The Prime Minister in 1982 when This Is England takes place.
Who was Margaret Thatcher?
Celebrated on 31th of October.
What is Halloween?
The traditional English main course for Christmas.
What is (roast) turkey?
The noun that can not be counted: people, dog, news, journalist, life
What is news?
The year BLM was formed.
What was 2013?
The three countries Great Britain consists of.
What are England, Scotland and Wales?
The number of American states.
What is 50? (51 - Washington D.C. is a federal district and not a state :))
What they have on top of the tree in England.
What is an angel / a fairy?