England Traditions

1. Traditions of England
Students: Carla Cofre and Camilo Hernández
Grade: 8°
Teacher: Alejandra Madrid

2. Night Guy Fawkes
• It is a celebration that takes place mainly in the UK
on the night of November 5 to mark the failure of
the attack on November 5, 1605, known as the
Gunpowder Plot, in which a faction of Catholics,
including was Guy Fawkes, attempted to destroy the
Palace of Westminster, the seat of Parliament in
London.

3. Food
• There are many typical dishes of the date as
caramel apples, jacket potatoes (baked
potatoes, traditionally cooked in the fire),
black peas with vinegar, or bonfire toffee
(caramel bonfire) among others.

4. Places held
• Currently still celebrated in towns and cities across
the UK with both public and private events. Usually,
there are bonfires, fireworks and traditional dishes.
Many people are unaware that most of America is
celebrated, few people say it should only take place
in the city or town in which he spent