The document is a PowerPoint presentation on various topics related to British people, geography, history, and institutions. It includes questions about popular sports, work weeks, eating habits, consumer spending, statistics, geography, history such as the Hundred Years War and industrial revolution, politics such as the UK constitution and political parties, and study strategies like mind mapping and Cornell notes. The presentation covers a wide range of topics to inform the viewer about British society, culture, and government.

1. Powerpoint Jeopardy The British People The Geography of Britain British History British Institutions Theory 10 10 10 10 10 20 20 20 20 20 30 30 30 30 30 40 40 40 40 40 50 50 50 50 50

2. What are two of the most popular sporting activities?

3. What is the average work week like for the British according to the textbook?

4. How did British eating habits change according to the statistics in the textbook?

5. What are the top three expenditures British consumers spend the most money on?

6. Talk about some statistics that show the state of the nation.

7. What is the highest mountain in Britain?

10. Name some of the major immigrant groups that came to Britain.

11. Describe the weather and climate in Britain

12. What was the effect of the Hundred Years War between France and England?

13. Talk about the Golden Age of English history.

14. Describe the main characteristics of the agricultural and industrial revolutions.

15. Talk about Britain’s decline as a world power after Victoria’s death in 1901.

16. Talk about the years of depression in Britain.

17. What are the main principles of the constitution of the United Kingdom?

18. Describe the general distinction of religion based on geography in Britain.

19. What are the two major political parties in Britain?

20. How is the Prime Minister chosen in Britain?

21. What are the advantages and disadvantages to the monarchy?

22. Why should we learn reading strategies?

23. How do you make a mind map?

24. What is mind mapping?

25. Explain how to create Cornell Notes.

26. Name and describe the six different reading strategies.