This document provides an overview of England. It notes that while many people in Britain have other cultural backgrounds, being British is distinct from being English. It discusses several English symbols and traditions, listing holidays like Saint Patrick's Day and festivals such as Cheese Rolling. The document also covers some aspects of English business etiquette, stating that punctuality is valued and conservative dress is typical, while bribery is generally taken seriously. It concludes by listing several references used to gather this information on England.

1. ENGLAND
Presented by: Gabriela Leonor Galarza Santos

2. My friend
He is British, from
Wale but lived in
London many
years.He help me to
contrast all the
information I found
on the web

3. National Identity
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
rNu8XDBSn10
About 8% of the population of Britain today
are people from other cultures and ethnicities.
That is 4.6 million people.
As we see in the video, being British is not
the same that being English.

4. Symbols

6. Customs and traditions
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXby6pTYybo
Saint Patrick's Day:
April Fool's Day:
St. George's Day
Carnaval en Notting Hill:
Cheese Rolling:
Straw Bear Festival

7. Business Etiquete
English value time-keeping for business arrangements.
Classical conservative attire is the norm for both men and
women.
Bribery and corruption are generally taken very seriously in
the United Kingdom and the chances of a bribe being accepted
are very low.

8. REFERENCES:
http://projectbritain.com
http://www.everyculture.com/Cr-Ga/England.html
http://caminandosinrumbo.com/england/londres/
http://www.royal.gov.uk/thecurrentroyalfamily/overview.aspx