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The document discusses the countries that make up the United Kingdom. It identifies the four countries as England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Each country has its own capital city and unique cultural symbols like patron saints and national flowers. Traditional dances and instruments also vary between the countries.
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Sweden is located in Northern Europe on the Scandinavian Peninsula and has a continental climate characterized by large temperature differences between winter and summer. Swedish is the primary language spoken in Sweden by the over 9 million inhabitants. The capital and largest city is Stockholm, but other major cities include Malmo and Gothenburg. Traditional Swedish food consists of boiled potatoes, meat or fish, sauce, and vegetables, while fish and coffee have also been historically important.
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This document provides an overview of Great Britain, summarizing key aspects of its national identity, history, and culture. It outlines Britain's constituent countries, the origins of the Union Jack flag, and notes the capital cities of England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. The document also briefly summarizes Britain's political system as a constitutional monarchy, lists some of the most prominent historical monarchs, recounts the story of Guy Fawkes, and highlights Britain's inventions of the steam train and London Underground metro system. In addition, it touches on characteristics of British humor.
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This document provides a summary of an English-speaking country after playing a song:
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This document provides brief summaries of the culture, geography, languages and other key facts about various countries and regions including Africa, Canada, England, India, Northern Ireland, Oceania (New Zealand and Australia), Scotland, The West Indies, United Kingdom, United States of America, and Wales. It includes information on their capitals, currencies, famous people, foods, flags, languages, and other notable cultural aspects. The document is organized alphabetically by location for easy reference.
Ireland
Ireland is an island located in northwestern Europe in the Atlantic Ocean. It has a population of over 4.6 million people and Dublin is the capital city with over 1.8 million residents. Some key facts are that Ireland was originally inhabited by Celts until the Normans conquered in the 12th century. The Easter Rising in 1916 helped establish an independent Irish republic separated from Britain. Gaelic football is the most popular sport and traditional Irish music blends pop and rock influences with reels, jigs and hornpipes.
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Ireland is located in Europe and is bordered by the United Kingdom to the north and the Irish Sea to the east. The capital of Ireland is Dublin, and the president is Michael Daniel Higgins. Ireland has a temperate oceanic climate with four seasons and popular sports include Gaelic football and hurling. The currency is the Euro and typical Irish foods include whiskey chocolate cake, fish and chips, and roast beef.
United kingdom
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Wales is a country in Great Britain known for its coastline, mountainous national parks, Welsh language and Celtic culture. The capital is Cardiff, a refined city with medieval castles and nightlife. Snowdonia National Park in northwest Wales features lakes, glacial landforms, hiking trails and a railway up to Snowdon peak. Wales is part of the United Kingdom and uses the British pound as currency.
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The document provides an overview of Irish art history from early carvings found at sites like Newgrange through the Bronze Age and medieval illuminated manuscripts. It notes important 19th and 20th century Irish painters and mentions some contemporary artists. Key periods and styles of Irish art are summarized in 3 sentences.
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The United Kingdom is a union of four nations - England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. While people from the UK are called British, they can also identify as English, Welsh, Scottish, or Irish. Great Britain refers specifically to England, Scotland, and Wales, while the United Kingdom also includes Northern Ireland. The capital cities are London for the UK and England, Edinburgh for Scotland, Cardiff for Wales, and Belfast for Northern Ireland.
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This document explains the differences between Great Britain and the United Kingdom. Great Britain contains Scotland, England, and Wales, while the United Kingdom also includes Northern Ireland. It provides details on the capital cities, flags, and symbols of each country: Edinburgh, St. Andrew's Cross and the thistle for Scotland; Cardiff, the Red Dragon and leek for Wales; London, St. George's Cross and the rose for England; and Belfast, St. Patrick's Cross and the shamrock for Northern Ireland. The United Kingdom is governed by a monarchy and its national anthem is "God Save the Queen/King".
Irlanda
Ireland is an island located northwest of Europe in the North Atlantic Ocean. The island is divided into the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. The capital of Northern Ireland is Belfast, located in the north coast. The capital of the Republic of Ireland is Dublin, located on the east coast. The population of the island is around 6 million people. Irish and English are the official languages. Ireland has a mild climate influenced by the Gulf Stream. Some top attractions include historic castles, beautiful gardens, museums, and sporting events like rugby.
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Power Point realizado por alumnos de 5to año de la EEM 376 sobre Irlanda, sus caracteristicas culturales y sociales, realidad economica, etc.
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The culture of New Zealand is unique, influenced by its indigenous Maori people and location in the South Pacific. New Zealand has three official languages, though English is dominant. Important holidays include Waitangi Day, which celebrates Maori culture, and ANZAC Day, which honors military veterans. Popular music genres include blues, jazz, and rock. Traditional foods include roast lamb and Maori hāngī. The kiwi bird is a national symbol of New Zealand. The society is multi-cultural with immigrants from around the world. New Zealanders enjoy celebrating and spending time with family and friends. Popular tourist destinations include the Bay of Islands and Waitomo Glowworm Caves.
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This document provides information about several places to visit in Ireland and Irish cuisine. Some of the top places mentioned include Dublin, the capital city known for St. Patrick's Day celebrations and Guinness beer; Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland and home to the Titanic shipbuilding; and the Giant's Causeway, a geological formation on the coast resulting from an ancient volcanic eruption and the subject of a legend about Irish giant Finn McCool. Irish cuisine highlighted includes Irish stew, a traditional lamb or beef meal with potatoes, carrots and leeks, and the Ulster fry breakfast consisting of sausages, bacon, eggs and Irish breads.
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New Zealand is an island country located in Oceania, between Australia and the South Pole. The document provides an overview of New Zealand's history, culture, and traditions, including that the country was originally settled by Maori people, has a population of about 4 million people, and Queen Elizabeth II is the head of state. Key aspects of New Zealand culture that are discussed include the national anthem, traditional Maori music, popular films, the national flag, foods like hangi and pavlova, and the Maori and New Zealand Sign languages.
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The united kingdom.
- 2. Where is the U.K? The UK Spain
- 3. What countries are there? • There are 4 countries. • Scotland • Northern Ireland • Wales • England
- 4. Wales • The capital is Cardiff. • They have their own language, history and traditions, different to the rest of the U.K.
- 5. Wales • The patron saint is St. David. • The national flower is a Daffodil.
- 6. England • The capital is London. This is also the capital of the U.K
- 7. England • The patron saint is St. George. • The national flower is the English Rose. • During festivals, there is sometimes a old and traditional dance called Morris dancing. • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZjLATAUwao
- 8. Scotland • The capital is Edinburgh. • The patron saint is St. Andrew
- 9. Scotland • The national flower is a thistle. • In Scotland they have an instrument that is called a bagpipe. It was used during war, but now it is used for ceremonies. • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ESXVl8ODyQ 1.08
- 10. Northern Ireland • The capital is Belfast. • Northern Ireland is the only part that is not attached to the rest of the UK, but it is to Ireland. •Do not confuse the 2
- 11. Northern Ireland • The patron saint is St. Patrick. • The national flower is a shamrock • There is a very famous style of dancing called Irish Dancing, but most call it River dance. • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0u0nUU126Hc
- 12. The union flag + = + =
- 13. CEIP Amor Ruibal 2014-15 Made by Sarah Bellefontaine.