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United Kingdom of Great Britain
*Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne*
United Kingdom of Great Britain Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne
1707–1801
	Flag Royal Arms
	Motto: Dieu et Mon Droit ("God and My Right")
	Anthem: "God Save the King"; March: "Rule, Britannia!";
	Map of the United Kingdom in 1789
Capital and largest city	London; 51°30′N 0°7′W / 51.500°N 0.117°W
Official languages	English, French
Minority languages	Scots, Welsh; Scottish Gaelic; Norn, Cornish;
Religion	Church of England; Church of Scotland;
Demonym(s)	British/Briton
Government	Unitary constitutional; executive monarchy
Sovereign
• 1707–1714	Anne/Anna
• 1714–1727	George I
• 1727–1760	George II
• 1760–1801	George III
Prime Minister
• 1721–1742	Robert Walpole
• 1743–1754	Henry Pelham
• 1770–1782	Frederick North
• 1783–1801	William Pitt Jr.
Legislature	Parliament of the United Kingdom
• Upper house	House of Lords
• Lower house	House of Commons
Historical era	Late modern
• Acts of Union 1707	1707-05-01
• Jacobite rising 1715	1715-08-27
• Jacobite rising 1719	1719-03-08
• Irish Declaratory Act	1719-03-26
• Jacobite rising 1745	1745-08-19
• Gregorian calendar	1752-01-01
• Irish rebellion 1798	1798-10-12
• Acts of Union 1800	1801-01-01
Area
• Total	230,977 km2 (89,181 sq mi)
• Water (%)	0.69 (1801)
Population
• 1801 census	10,942,646
• Density	47.38/km2 (122.7/sq mi)
Currency	Pound sterling (£)
Date format	dd/mm/yyyy (CE)
Preceded by	Succeeded by
	Scotland
	England
United; Kingdom
Today part of	United Kingdom

Kingdom of England
*Royaume d'Angleterre*
Kingdom of England Royaume d'Angleterre
c. 886–1707
	Flag Royal Arms
	Motto: Dieu et Mon Droit ("God and My Right")
	Map of the Kingdom of England in 1707
Capital	Winchester; (c. 886–1066); London; (1045–1707);
Common languages	English, French; Anglo-Norman; Medieval Latin;
Regional languages	Old Norse, Welsh; Cornish, Cumbric;
Religion	Roman Catholicism; (c. 886–1558); Church of England; (1534–1707);
Demonym(s)	English
Government	Elective monarchy; (c. 886–1066); Hereditary feudalistic; autocratic monarchy; (1066–1215); Unitary constitutional; executive monarchy; (1215–1707);
Sovereign
• c. 886–899	Aelfred
• 1066–1087	William I
• 1154–1189	Henry II
• 1509–1547	Henry VIII
• 1603–1625	James I
• 1702–1707	Anne
Legislature	English Parliament
• Upper house	House of Lords
• Lower house	House of Commons
Historical era	Medieval/Modern
• English unifications	circa 886-07
• Norman Conquest	1066-10-14
• Invasion of Ireland	1169-05-01
• Magna Carta signed	1215-06-15
• Acts of Supremacy	1534-11-03
• Integration of Wales	1535–1542
• Union of the Crowns	1603-03-24
• Petition of Right Act	1628-06-07
• Glorious Revolution	1688-12-11
• Bill of Rights 1689	1689-02-13
• Jacobite rising 1689	1689-05-16
• Acts of Union 1707	1707-05-01
Area
1707	150,738 km2 (58,200 sq mi)
Population
• 1600	4,200,000
• 1707	5,220,000
Currency	Pound sterling (£)
Date format	dd/mm/yyyy
Preceded by	Succeeded by
	Wessex
	Mercia
	East Anglia
	Northumbria
	Dumnonia
	Cymru
Great Britain
Today part of	United Kingdom

Kingdom of Scotland
*Royaume d'Écosse*
*Rìoghachd na h-Alba*code: gla promoted to code: gd
*Kinrick o Scotland*
Kingdom of Scotland Royaume d'Écosse; Rìoghachd na h-Alba; Kinrick o Scotland
c. 843–1707
	Flag Royal Arms
	Motto: In My Defens God Me Defend ("In My Defence God Me Defend")
	Map of the Kingdom of Scotland in 1707
Status	Personal union; with England; (1603–1707)
Capital	Sgàin/Scuin; (c. 843–1452); Edinburgh; (1452–1707);
Common languages	Scottish Gaelic; Anglo-Scottish; English, French; Anglo-Norman; Medieval Latin;
Regional languages	Cumbric, Norn
Religion	Roman Catholicism; (c. 843–1560); Church of Scotland; (1560–1707);
Demonym(s)	Scottish
Government	Elective monarchy; (c. 843–1124); Hereditary feudalistic; autocratic monarchy; (1124–1235); Unitary constitutional; executive monarchy; (1235–1707);
Sovereign
• c. 843–858	Cináed I
• 1124–1153	David I
• 1306–1329	Robert I
• 1542–1567	Mary I
• 1567–1625	James VI
• 1702–1707	Anna
Legislature	Scottish Parliament
Historical era	Medieval/Modern
• Union of Fortriu; and Dál Riata	circa 843 CE
• Incorporation of; Galloway, Lothian,; and Strathclyde	1030–1235
• Incorporation of; Hebrides, Orkney,; and Shetland	1266-07-02
• Treaty of Edinburgh	1328-03-17
• Confession of Faith	1560-08-27
• Union of the Crowns	1603-03-24
• Glorious Revolution	1688-12-11
• Claim of Right 1689	1689-04-11
• Jacobite rising 1689	1689-05-16
• Union with England	1707-05-01
Area
1707	80,239 km2 (30,980 sq mi)
Population
• 1600	800,000
• 1707	1,250,000
Currency	Pound Scots (£)
Date format	dd/mm/yyyy
Preceded by	Succeeded by
	Fortriu/Picts
	Dál Riata
	Ystrad Clud
	Galloway
	Northumbria
	Innse Gall
Great Britain
Today part of	United Kingdom