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Culture of UNITED KINGDOM
- 2. LADY DIANA
- 3. MATERIAL LIFE OF UNITED KINGDOM • The happiest people in the UK are married which is about 80%. • Youngsters over 18 years live independently, living in apartments and earn their livings. • The independence of United Kingdom make people happier, the general trend is a rise in single people living alone and extinction of extended families. • People of UK get paid according to their working hours and mostly spend their wages on weekends.
- 4. ASTHETICS 1. HERO Vice admiral Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson (29 September 1758 – 21 October 1805) was a British flag officer in royal navy. • WAR OF TRAFALGAR
- 5. SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL • Prime Minister (1940–1945, 1951-1955) Historically ranked as one of the greatest British prime ministers. Led the nation during World War II. He was an important figure in war national and international politics. Received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1953.
- 6. COLOR • The National color of United Kingdom is same as the color of flag.
- 7. MOVIES THE DARK KNIGHT HARRY POTTER
- 8. DRAMAS
- 9. FOOD
- 10. MUSIC
- 11. FESTIVALS
- 14. ARCHITECTURE • PALACE OF WESTMINISTER, LONDON
- 15. RIEVAULX ABBEY, NORTH YORKSHIRE
- 16. SPORTS
- 18. • Sir Issac Newton
- 19. LANGUAGE • English language is the official language of UK but number of regional language also spoken • Welsh language in Wales. • Gaelic language in Scotland. • Cornish in Cornwall.
- 20. VALUES AND TRADITIONS • The sending and receiving of greeting cards and gifts is an established tradition in UK.
- 21. • AFTERNOON TEA Probably one of the quintessentially British things to partake, afternoon tea has become a socially-acceptable tradition from 2 until 4 o’clock in the afternoon.
- 22. • QUEUING This social action in which British people are known for, Britishers have seen following invisible lines and maintaining an organized line for just about anything.