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UKThe United Kingdome of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

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The UK includes:

Great Britain• England• Scotland• Wales

Northern Ireland• Independent Irish

Republic

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UK Population more than 56 million people

the English

the Scotst

he Welsh

the Irish

4 main nationalities

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The ClimateThe climate of Great Britain is mild. It is never too hot in summer and never to cold in winter. It often rains in Great Britain. It is foggy in autumn and winter. Rivers do not freeze in winter.

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The SurfaceThe surface of

England and Ireland is flat.

Scotland and Wales are mountainous.

Ben Nevis, Scotland - 1,343 metres

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Culture

British Museum

Christ Church CollegeOxford University

Glasgow University

Cambridge University

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The UK is a PARLIAMENTARY MONARCHY.

The Parliament

The House of Lords

not elected / permanent

The House of Commons

elected every 5 years

The Prime Minister is the head of the government.

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QuizThe highest mountain in the UK.Elected part of the British Parliament is…The main rivers of the country are…The climate of GB is…The main nationalities of GB are…Permanent part of the Parliament is…The UK includes…


SCOTLAND He who has not seen Scotland does not really know Great Britain. ©Cherstvova N.V. 634 2010.

SCOTLAND He who has not seen Scotland does not really know Great Britain. ©Cherstvova N.V. 634 2010.

Irish immigration to Scotland overview

Irish immigration to Scotland overview

Britain and the beginning of Scotland - British Academy Broun 1817.pdf · Britain and the beginning of Scotland Sir John Rhyˆs Memorial Lecture ... Edward James in his Britain in

Britain and the beginning of Scotland - British Academy Broun 1817.pdf · Britain and the beginning of Scotland Sir John Rhyˆs Memorial Lecture ... Edward James in his Britain in

RUGBY PRESENTATION Sport in Scotland and Great Britain.

RUGBY PRESENTATION Sport in Scotland and Great Britain.

Great Britain Scotland Scotland is part of the United Kingdom and is located in the north of Great Britain.

Great Britain Scotland Scotland is part of the United Kingdom and is located in the north of Great Britain.

An Introduction. Great Britain: England, Scotland, Wales United Kingdom of Great Britain: Britain + N. Ireland Scotland has its own bank notes and legal.

An Introduction. Great Britain: England, Scotland, Wales United Kingdom of Great Britain: Britain + N. Ireland Scotland has its own bank notes and legal.

The History of Scotland Ancient Scotland Birth of a Nation Stewart Scotland North Britain Modern Scotland.

The History of Scotland Ancient Scotland Birth of a Nation Stewart Scotland North Britain Modern Scotland.

British Government Great Britain Ireland Scotland Wales England.

British Government Great Britain Ireland Scotland Wales England.

Great Britain/ United Kingdom ( England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland) “Previously in Great Britain…”

Great Britain/ United Kingdom ( England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland) “Previously in Great Britain…”

Scotland Scotland. Scotland – is a part of great Britain. Its capital is Edinburgh; its emblem is a thistle.

Scotland Scotland. Scotland – is a part of great Britain. Its capital is Edinburgh; its emblem is a thistle.

Great Britain. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Includes: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Collectively referred to.

Great Britain. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Includes: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Collectively referred to.

Great Britain Great Britain is comprised of England, Wales and Scotland which is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean; Irish Sea, North Sea and the English Channel.

Great Britain Great Britain is comprised of England, Wales and Scotland which is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean; Irish Sea, North Sea and the English Channel.

The Irish Potato Famine - HappyHaggishappyhaggis.co.uk/haggis_files/irishpotato.pdfThe Irish Diaspora completely changed the demographic map of Britain, North America and Australia,

The Irish Potato Famine - HappyHaggishappyhaggis.co.uk/haggis_files/irishpotato.pdfThe Irish Diaspora completely changed the demographic map of Britain, North America and Australia,

Chapter 3 England and Its Colonies. The Scots and Scotch-Irish Great Britain was formed in 1707: England, Wales, Scotland. –This meant some Scots became.

Chapter 3 England and Its Colonies. The Scots and Scotch-Irish Great Britain was formed in 1707: England, Wales, Scotland. –This meant some Scots became.

Irish in Britain

Irish in Britain

Great Britain consists of four parts: England England Scotland Scotland Wales Wales Northern Ireland Northern Ireland.

Great Britain consists of four parts: England England Scotland Scotland Wales Wales Northern Ireland Northern Ireland.

The Irish: What did they do for Scotland?

The Irish: What did they do for Scotland?

All About Britain P5 and 6. Where is Britain? What is Britain? England Scotland Wales.

All About Britain P5 and 6. Where is Britain? What is Britain? England Scotland Wales.

Scotland. Scotland is Geography Scotland occupies the northern third of the islands of Great Britain. The river Tweed and the Cheviot Hills form Scotland’s.

Scotland. Scotland is Geography Scotland occupies the northern third of the islands of Great Britain. The river Tweed and the Cheviot Hills form Scotland’s.

Classic Britain Hotel Membership Scotland

Classic Britain Hotel Membership Scotland