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Celts
The Celts were loosely connected groups of people who lived across Europe during the Iron Age. They spoke similar languages and shared cultural and religious practices. The Celts lived in scattered farming villages and hill forts, building houses out of materials like wood, stone, and mud. They wore colorful woven clothes and ate a variety of plants and animals. The Celts had many gods and goddesses and were led spiritually by druids. They believed in an afterlife and buried the dead with possessions. Celtic society was divided into social classes including warriors and intellectuals.
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Scotland is located in the northern part of the United Kingdom, bordered by England to the south and surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean and North Sea. The capital of Scotland is Edinburgh, and some key facts are its population of nearly 5 million people, use of the British pound sterling as currency, and national symbols like the thistle. Popular sports include football, rugby, curling and golf. Famous Scottish inventions include the telephone by Alexander Graham Bell and iconic landmarks consist of castles like Edinburgh and Stirling Castles.
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Celts
The Celts were loosely connected groups of people who lived across Europe during the Iron Age. They spoke similar languages and shared cultural and religious practices. The Celts lived in scattered farming villages and hill forts, building houses out of materials like wood, stone, and mud. They wore colorful woven clothes and ate a variety of plants and animals. The Celts had many gods and goddesses and were led spiritually by druids. They believed in an afterlife and buried the dead with possessions. Celtic society was divided into social classes including warriors and intellectuals.
DAILY LIFE OF BRITISH PEOPLE
Shopping hours in Britain are typically Monday through Saturday from 9am to 5:30pm, and sometimes later. On Sundays hours are usually 10am to 4pm. Popular types of shops include department stores, showrooms, shopping centers/malls, corner shops, charity shops, off-licences, chain stores, supermarkets and warehouses. Common British brands like Burton, Next and Topman are popular for boys, while Topshop, River Island and Miss Selfridge are favorites among girls. Pubs are an important part of British culture, operating as social gathering places where people drink beer, cider and soft drinks and eat traditional pub foods like ploughman's lunch and fish and chips.
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Vikings
The Vikings originated from Norway, Sweden, and Denmark where the land was rocky and difficult for growing crops. They began raiding places like the monastery at Lindisfarne in England in 787 AD because England had fertile land and treasures they sought to claim. The Vikings used longships, crafted from wood and powered by sails or oars, to facilitate their raids and exploration, spreading their influence to places across Europe and even reaching North America.
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The European Union was founded on November 1, 1993 in Maastricht, Netherlands. It is a political and economic union of 27 member states that are located primarily in Europe. The EU provides funding to help poorer regions within Europe develop infrastructure like roads and railways, and helps neighboring countries improve areas like education, healthcare, and social services. Key EU institutions include the European Parliament, which represents all EU citizens, and the European Court of Justice.
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The Vikings were Scandinavian seafaring warriors who raided much of Europe and parts of Asia between the 8th-11th centuries. They attacked monasteries and villages to loot wealth and resources, using fast longships to strike inland locations before defenses could mobilize. Though they lacked organized military tactics, Vikings were skilled fighters led by elite Berserker warriors who fought in a frenzied state without armor. Their raids declined as many settled in conquered lands and converted to Christianity, assimilating into European society.
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