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Henry Pelham Quiz
Henry Pelham Trivia: How Much Do You Know About Henry Pelham?
Updated: Apr 11, 2024
Henry Pelham was a British Whig statesman who served as Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1743 until his death in 1754.
This Henry Pelham quiz is not for the faint of heart! With 27 challenging questions covering a wide range of topics, only the most dedicated fans will be able to answer them all correctly. Are you up for the challenge? Test your skills and learn something new!
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Conservative
Labour
Liberal Democrats
Whig
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Cousin
Uncle
Brother
Father
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1755
1721
1734
1743
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20 Years
11 Years
2 Years
5 Years
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Earl Of Sandwich
Archbishop
Duke Of Wellington
Prime Minister
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1745 Jacobite
Peasants' Revolt
Boxer Rebellion
Glorious Revolution
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2nd Earl Pelham
3rd Marquess Holles
Viscount Pelham
1st Duke Of Newcastle
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He Resigned
Yes
No
Impeached
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June 30, 1701
July 4, 1686
September 25, 1694
August 17, 1699
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December 25
October 31
March 6
April 1
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Not Recognized
Least Impactful
Fourth
Third
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Lord Chatham
His Brother
His Son
Earl Of Wilmington
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Speaker Of The House
Foreign Secretary
Chancellor Of The Exchequer
Lord Chancellor
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Napoleonic Wars
World War I
Crimean War
Seven Years' War
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Royal Society
Royal Historical
Royal Astronomical
Royal Geological
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No
Somewhat
None At All
Yes
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Impeachment
Resignation
Lost Election
Death
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Fiscal Responsibility Supervisor
Federal Republic Senate
Fellow Royal Society
First Royal Scribe
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King Henry VIII
King George III
King George II
King George I
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No
Confounding Factor
Yes
He Opposed It
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Agricultural Reform
Education
Finance
Religious Affairs
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Unsure
No, He Managed Well
Yes, Towards The End
Yes, Multiple
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Democratic
Diplomatic
Oligarchic
Authoritarian
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William Pitt The Elder
Charles James Fox
Edmund Burke
John Stuart
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No
Yes
Temporarily
Contested
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20th
19th
18th
17th
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Apr 19, 1881
Dec 25, 1766
Mar 6, 1754
May 28, 1878
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