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England has a varied climate from warm summers to cool winters. Traditional English cuisine features meats like beef, lamb and fish served with potatoes and vegetables. Some of England's most popular sports are cricket and rugby. The population of England is over 56 million, with Christianity being the predominant religion alongside other faiths like Islam, Judaism, Buddhism and Sikhism. English is the main language though Arabic, French and other languages are also spoken. London serves as the capital city.
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- 1. Camille Solis Lia Castañeda
- 2. • Location • England is part of the UK (United Kingdom)
- 4. NATURAL RESOURCES • The most common natural resources are:
- 5. • CLIMATE • In England the climate is very variable, July is the warmest month, in summer the weather is not higher than 32 degrees and in winter not lower than 0 degrees.
- 6. • FOOD • Food has traditionally been based on beef, lamb, pork, chicken and fish and generally served with potatoes and one other vegetable.
- 7. The elevation extremes in England is 1,343 m in Ben Nevis which is a mountain. Also this mountain is the highest elevation extreme in the United Kingdom.
- 8. • Popular sports in England • One of the most popular sports in England is cricket. • Another is rugby, which is similar to football.
- 9. • WILD LIFE There is a variety of animals in the wild life, there are such animals like sand lizards many different types of bats and grass snakes.
- 15. • RELIGIONS • Christianity • Islam • Judaism • Buddhism • Hinduism • Sikhism
- 16. • LANGUAGES • English • Arabic • French • Irish • Cantonese • Greek • Italian • Spanish
- 17. • CAPITAL • London
- 18. • Type of Government • Constitutional monarchy, combines monarch head, with parliamentary system.
- 19. •MAIN CITIES
- 28. 1(BC) Stoneage the first people who came to England over 2 million years ago, use stone weapons to hunt animals. The Vikings: the viking age begin about 1200 years ago in the 8 century AD. They came across the north sea. They attack. They went to England with the porpouse of get some lands to farm. The Normans: the normans invaded England in 1066. The leader of the normans was William Duke. World war two: For almost six years from 1939 to 1945 England have the worst war ever England do not waste only who fight there where other countries. In these war many people die.
- 29. • Black people (slave trade) • White people • Indian people • Romanich people • Asian people
- 30. • Elizabeth II Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain was crowned in 1953. Her 60 years on the throne was celebrated in June 2012. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inKSvLk7kiI
- 31. • England is divided into 9 regions and 48 ceremonial countries. The country is divided in districts and parishes.
- 32. • New Year's Day - January 1 • Good Friday - April 18 • Easter Monday - April 21 • Early May Bank Holiday - May 5 • Spring Bank Holiday - May 26 • Summer Bank Holiday - August 25 • Christmas Day - December 25 • Boxing Day - December 26
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