4. FLAGS AND FORMATION OF UK FLAG.
England Flag Scotland Flag
Wales Flag North Ireland
Flags
5. England
Geography and History.
The people of England have
Germanic origin.
Many of them went to
America during the era of
colonization.
Nowwadays it hasn’t
got a
governator, because
Isabell II is the
Queen of all UK.
7. England
Tourism
The most visited towns of England are:
-London
-NewCastle.
-Bristol.
-Liverpool
-Nottingham
-Birmingham.
-Manchester.
8. -London : Maybe is the most
fantastic city in the word: is
the capital of England, is
where the Queen live, it has a
lot of tourism and History and
it has a lot of museums and
galeries. You should go there!
-Newcastle:
It has a modern part and a
rural part; you should stop
there if you go to England.
9. -Bristol.
It’s a maritime and rural city
of the south-west of
England.
-Liverpool: It famous for the
maritime history, the
music, cathedrals and the
football.
10. -Nottingham
Is where Robin Hood lived.
-Birmingham.
It’s in the centre of England and is
rich since de industrial revolution. It
has a lot of modern masterpieces.
-Manchester.
It is the main site where there have
been produced cultural and
historical events.
So, this city is very confident.
11. England
Culture: Language
England hasn’t got an official language, but the most used is the English.
Culture: Typical Clothes
England hasn’t got an official costume like Wales or Scotland, But it has some typical clothes, like the
clothes that wear:
-the kings and queens; -The Morris dancers: --The food Ward
12. England
Culture-Gastronomy
Nowadays the most typical and traditional
plates are fish and chips and roast beef.
Culture-Dances
One of the most popular folk dances of England is the
Morris Dance.
18. RELIGION___________
• two-thirds (67%) of the
Scottish population
reported having a religion in
2001, with Christianity was
2% of this
• Roman
Catholic population, 19%.
• Islam is with 0.9% of the
population
21. • GEOGRAFY AND HISTORY:
• Northern Ireland, in Irish,
• Tuaisceart Éireann.
• The capital is Belfast,
which has 310,000 habitants.
• Bounded on the north by the Atlantic Ocean, on the east by
the North Channel, on the southeast by the Irish Sea, and to
the south, southwest and west (with 360 km of border) with
the Republic of Ireland.
North Ireland
24. NORTH IRELAND
CULTURE: LENGUAGE.
In North Ireland the first lenguage is Irish, but some people talk in English
CULTURE: TYPICAL CLOTHE.
At the less-traditional end of the spectrum is the group Brother, blending
Irish rhythms with a rock twist.
25. NORTH IRELAND
CULTURE-GASTRONOMY:
The typical food is Soda Bread Farls.
CULTURE-DANCE:
Irish dancing or Irish dance is a group
of traditional dance forms originating
in Ireland which can broadly be divided
into social dance and performance dances.
27. INTRODUCTION
Wales is one of the nations making up the
United Kingdom. Located to the west of the
island of Great Britain, where it borders with
England to the east and the west of Ireland
and Celtic seas of the Atlantic. It has a
population of 3.1 million people, is a bilingual
country, the official languages are English and
Welsh. The capital and biggest city is Cardiff or
Caerdydd (305,000 people).
28. HISTORY:
Wales or Cymru (Welsh) has been
inhabited by modern humans for at least
29,000 years, although stable settlements
in the territory does not appear until the
last Ice Age. In Wales there are many sites
and remains of the Neolithic period
(mainly dolmens and cromlechs) and
subsequent traces of Bronze Age and Iron
Age.
29. GEOGRAPHY:
Wales is a generally mountainous country on
the western side of central southern Great
Britain. It is about 274 km north–south and 97
km east–west. Wales is bordered by England to
the east and by sea in all other directions: the
Irish Sea to the north and west, St George's
Channel and the Celtic Sea to the southwest
and the Bristol Channel to the south.
Altogether, Wales has over 1,180 km of
coastline. Over 50 islands lie off the Welsh
mainland; the largest being Anglesey, in the
northwest.
30. CULTURE, COSTUMS, TRADICIONS,
ETC:
Wales has a distinctive culture
including its own language, customs,
holidays and music.
Them symbol is the Welsh red dragon,
the origin of the Welsh language is
English and Latin, before the language
is Cymraeg.
31. RELIGION:
in Wales the main religion is
Christianity: is a monotheistic and
Abrahamic religion based on the
life and teachings of Jesus as
presented in canonical gospels
and other New Testament
writings.
32. TOURIST:
in Wales tourist is low, but Wales is very
beautiful.
Wales hosts its territory many of the best
scenery in the area. By practicing rural tourism
in Wales can go trekking and see the green
plants accompanying the trails, breathe the
fresh air and peaceful Snowdonia Mountains
for example. These mountains are located in a
national park of the same name and runs a
famous railroad where the broad valleys and
lakes that are located in the foothills of the
mountains.
