British or European 2: How united is the United Kingdom?
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This document discusses the different identities within the United Kingdom through examining its national anthems and opinions on national identity from various parts of the UK. It explores how united the UK is by recognizing that it is made up of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, each with their own distinct identities and cultures, as expressed through their own regional anthems and perspectives on being part of the larger UK. The document aims to develop student understanding of this complexity within the UK.
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- 1. How united is the United Kingdom?
- 2. How united is the United Kingdom? Learning Objectives: To recognise the different parts that make up the UK To develop understanding of the different identities within the UK through images, music and words. Key Words: United Kingdom Great Britain British Isles
- 3. Starter Listen to the following clips of anthems from different parts of the UK. Which part of the UK might it relate to? Where might you have heard these anthems?
- 4. A large island made up of England, Scotland and Wales
- 5. A nation made up of England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales
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