Yes, No or Partially true?
The Tories were the liberal political party and the Whigs the conservative ones.
Totally false!
...can be said that the Georgina dynasty mark the beginning or the contempory Britain?
Because they made it more liberal, cosmopolitan and modern.
....did the working class protest for during the 18th c.?
For more rights and better working and living conditions.
...was the first English Prime Minister?
Robert Walpole, a member of the Whig party.
During this century (18th), towns and industries grew up, leading to the Industrial Revolution in the second half.
Totally True!
...was the Georgian dynasty (George I) "the chosen one"?
Because it was the only Protestant (candidate) with some English background.
...was born in this period that gave birth to two main political branches?
political parties
...made the decisions instead of George I?
His cabinet with top ministers
During the 18th c. England became a naval and airforce power.
Partially true.
...did George II become his father´s worst enemy?
Because he (George I) had locked his mother and kept her away from him.
...did the Whigs believe in?
They believed in power shared with the Parliament (a Paliamentary monarchy) and in liberalism.
...did the Tories support?
The King.
By the time the first Georgian king came to the English throne, commerce with colonies was already common.
True, the Trade Triangle for example.
...did the towns need to be re-mapped during the 18th c.?
Because they were growing so fast that a new urban structuring was needed.
...important social change took place in relation to women during the beginning of the 19th century in Engand and the rest of Europe?
They started to come out to the streets and form Associations to gain basic rights.
...did England fight with during this century (18th) for the control of the colonies?
France and Spain.