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The 12 pages that link to Kingdom of Great Britain, each with the reason it gives.

• Acts of Union 1707Broader topic: It was the new state established by the acts.

• Kingdom of EnglandBroader topic: It succeeded the Kingdom of England as the shared state of England and Scotland.

• Union of the CrownsBroader topic: Its later creation contrasts with the limited dynastic union established in 1603.

• Great BritainRelated: Its name made Great Britain a political designation as well as a geographic one.

• Grand AllianceRelated: The war and its settlement strengthened Britain’s strategic position and overseas influence.

• Queen AnneBroader topic: It was the new kingdom over which Anne ruled during the last seven years of her reign.

• Kingdom of ScotlandBroader topic: It replaced the Kingdom of Scotland as a separate sovereign state.

• United Kingdom of Great Britain and IrelandNarrower topic: It was the British predecessor state that entered the 1801 union with Ireland.

• Kingdom of IrelandRelated: It was the other kingdom joined with Ireland by the 1801 union.

• Scottish monarchyNarrower topic: It replaced the separate Scottish kingdom governed by its own monarch.

• Union JackNarrower topic: Its creation established the political union represented by the 1707 flag design.

• Acts of UnionNarrower topic: It was the other kingdom joined by the Acts.