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The flag of England is the cross of St. George, which was invented by St. George himself. After the Crusades, it became the official flag of the powerful English army, and over centuries it became the flag of the large British Empire, and remains the flag of England today. England has a rich architectural heritage due to the blending of medieval and modern cultures. Traditional English food combines old recipes, like apple pie, with modern cuisine. The official currency of England is the pound sterling, although earlier Anglo-Saxon currency included the sceat. English clothing styles have roots in the fashions of the Anglo-Saxon era.
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- 1. ENGLAND By: Kevin Johan alfonso Vasquez
- 2. THE FLAG The England’s flag is the same flag of ST. George. The cross was invented by himself. After in the CRUSADAS it was the official flag of powerful army, after a few centuries it was the official flag of a big empire that today in day is ENGLAD and it continue being the official flag of England.
- 3. LANDMARKS England is a rich country in landmarks because the mix of the middle ages culture with the modern culture has done a big architectural combination.
- 4. TYPICAL FOOD The England's food is too gear because is like a mix with the old and the modern and today in day a old recipes continue being currently for example is the apple’s pie.
- 5. CURRENCY The official currency of England is the STERLIN its also is the official united kingdom’s currency but before in the Anglo – Saxon ages the curry was the SCEATTA.
- 6. COSTUMES An important English costume is the clothes since the Anglo – Saxon ages the clothes has been conserved as the culture governed
- 7. THANKS