UK independence — definition?
Self-governing, free from external control.
To gain — meaning?
To acquire or achieve something.
To dominate — role?
To exert control or influence over others.
To annex — action?
To incorporate territory into a state.
Union — what?
Joining of separate entities into one.
Unrest — historical?
Periods of social or political disturbance.
Political system — structure?
Constitutional monarchy with parliamentary democracy.
Law-making institution — UK?
The UK Parliament.
Devolve power — meaning?
Transfer authority to regional bodies.
Empire — what?
Large political unit with diverse territories.
Colonial legacy — impact?
Lasting influence on culture, politics, and economy.
European relations — key issue?
Debate over sovereignty and integration, e.g., Brexit.
Britishness — cultural?
Values emphasizing tradition, resilience, identity.
Class-ridden — society?
Society with rigid social hierarchy and inequalities.
Answer 7 questions on Understanding UK History and Society.
1. What does the term 'Union' refer to in the context of UK historical developments?
2. In which year did the Acts of Union unite England and Scotland into Great Britain?
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