The document provides information about England, including its history, geography, museums, and notable cities and landmarks. It notes that England is part of the United Kingdom and Great Britain. It conquered Wales in the 13th century and then united with Scotland in the 18th century. The largest lake is Windermere and the longest rivers are the Severn and Thames. London is the capital and largest city, known for landmarks like Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, and the London Eye ferris wheel. Other cities mentioned are the Tower of London and St. Paul's Cathedral.

1. The EnglandThe England

2. • Now we are going to England.
• England is a part of the United Kingdom and
Great Britain.

3. The History of EnglandThe History of England
More than 800,000 years ago ancient
people came and lived in the the territory
that now constitutes. England conquered
Wales in the 13th century and then in the
18th century was united with Scotland
and now they are called Great Britain.

4. GeographyGeography
There are many lakes in England; the largest is
Windermere. The longest river in England is the
River Severn, which has its source in Wales.
The longest river entirely within England is the
River Thames.
Cumbrian Mountains are the highest mountains in
England.

5. MuseumsMuseums
There are many museums in England, but the most
notable is London's British Museum. Its collection of
more than seven million objects. The British Library in
London is the national library and is one of the world's
largest research libraries, it has over 150 million items
in all known languages and formats; including around
25 million books

6. London
London is the capital of England. More than 8 million people live in London. London is
the digest city in the United Kingdom. London is the England's political and business
Centre. The is the City. In London you can see Big Ben, Buckingham Palace,
Millennium Dome, London Eye, Nelson' column in Trafalgar square, tower bridge,
London underground and Natural history museum.

7. Big Ben is the name of the clock. It He was a tall
man, whose nickname was Big Ben. So people
know the clock as Big Ben. The clock and the
bell got their names after Sir Benjamin Hall. He
was a tall man, whose nickname was Big Ben.
So people know the clock as Big Ben

8. London EyeLondon Eye
The London Eye is one of London's most
modern landmarks. It is the world's
biggest ferris wheel.

9. Tower of LondonTower of London
It is a royal fortress, on the banks of the
River Thames, it was built by William the
Conqueror in 1066.

10. St Paul's CathedralSt Paul's Cathedral
The dome of St Paul's Cathedral is the
second biggest dome in the world, after
St Peter's in Rome.
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