- Africa: English saw it as a "dark" continent
- Albert: Husband to Victoria
- Australia: Captain Cook "discovered" this land
- Benjamin Disraeli: Leader of the Conservatives
- Bobbies: Named after Robert Peel
- Boer War: Britain fought the Boer colonies
- British Commonwealth: What the British Empire turned into
- British Empire: The sun was said to not set on this.
- Canada: Self governing British dominion
- Charles Darwin: Developed Theory of Evolution
- Charles Dickens: Author of a "Christmas Carol"
- Charles Haddon Spurgeon: "Prince of Preachers"
- Crimean War: Britain and others tried to check expansion of Russia
- East India Company: Trade company controlled much of India at one point
- Edward VII: Succeeded Victoria as monarch
- Florence Nightingale: Nurse in war, organized nursing profession
- Gold, God, and glory: Reasons to expand the British empire
- Irish Republic: This country close to England used to be controlled by the British
- Maoris: Original inhabitants of New Zealand
- Modernism: A belief in human rationality
- Orange Free State: A republic that became part of South Africa
- Reform Bill of 1832: Gave more men suffrage
- Robert Peel: Founded the London Police
- Rudyard Kipling: Wrote "Just So Stories"
- Salvation Army: "Church" that tried to minister to the poor
- Social Darwinism: Evolution applied to society
- South Africa: Colonized by Dutch, captured by British
- Suez Canal: Why Britain wanted to control Egypt
- Transvaal: A republic that became part of South Africa
- Victoria: Queen of 19th century England
- William Booth: Founded the Salvation Army
- William Carey: Father of Modern Missions
- William Gladstone: Leader of the Liberals
- YMCA: Tried to meet physical and spiritual needs of young men