Proyect the England

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CONTENT TABLE

1. INTRODUCTION

2. GENERAL OBJECTIVE

3. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES:

4. JUSTIFICATION

5. HISTORY:

6. SYMBOLS: GEOGRAPHY

7. GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS ECONOMYOF ENGLAND

8. DEMOGRAPHICS

9. CLIMATE

10. FLORA AND FAUNA

11. RELIGION

12. CULTURE:

13. EDUCATIO SPORT

14. TYPICAL DISHES:

15. CONCLUSIONS

16. BIBLIOGRAPHY

17. ANEXOS


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INTRODUCTION

The next job is to know the history of England for which it is necessary to make a

tour of the different parts of this country look at its location, place, climate,

currency, national symbols, us with this project we intend to people that they can

come to visit this country already they have this information as a basis that it is

very useful if you want to visit it sometime.


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GENERAL OBJECTIVE

Incentive the people at what to possess knowledge basic of this nation and so

same awake the interest of know new culture

SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES:

y Divulge knowledge basic envelope England

y Increase the sight of world and open the mind a other reality culture

y Awake the interest of the people for visit this nation.


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JUSTIFICATION

The present work leaves from the importance of presenting part the basicinformation of England.

Also it helps us to include/understand better a part of the world and thus to be ableto express and to understand better other languages to us as he is the English


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HISTORY:

Motto: Dieu ET Mon droid

Capital: London

Language (s) official (it is): English

Form of government constitutional Monarchy:

Isabel II reigns

Area

Put total 96 130,395 km

Population

Est. 2005 50.431.700 1

Census of 2001 49.138.831 2

Density 377/km

Total 1 ' 200.000 /usd million

Per capita 24.503

It is a diverse and modern nation, with a strong culture of integration and tolerance.

In the century XIX England it was dominant an industrial and marine power and

maintained an outstanding paper in the development of the parliamentary

democracy as well as in literary and scientific advances.

England: Their territory is geographically the central and southern part of Great

Britain, the island shared with Scotland and Wales, and about 100 smaller as the

Isles of Scilly Islands and the Isle of Wight. Bordered to the North Scotland, West

Wales - his two land borders - the Northwest with the sea of Ireland, on the

Southwest by the Celtic Sea, to the East by the North Sea and on the South by the

English channel.


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ENGLAND REAL: The English Crown - England is home to the official residence

of her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. The 40th monarch since William the conqueror.

Queen Elizabeth II leads reigning five decades, this shows that the British Royalfamily plays a very important role as an institution within the country.

Over the years the Royal family has incorporated into its patrimony different

buildings throughout the country today many are publicly accessible

SYMBOLS:

The English flag is the cross of St. George. It is a red cross on a white

background, which is also part of the flags of the provinces of Aragon, the flag of

Barcelona, and the coat of arms of the city of Milan.

The coat of arms: England, in which appear three lions, goes back to its adoption

by Richard the Lionheart in 1198. The coat of arms, similar to the coat of arms of

Normandy, is defined in the heraldic language as: in a field of gules, three lions

gold leopardados, armed and linguados of azure.

The TudorRose, also known as the English rose, was adopted as the national

emblem after the wars of two roses and is formed by the Union of the symbols of

the sides that fought in that war

GEOGRAPHY

England comprises most of the southern half of the island of Great Britain, and is

bordered to the North with Scotland and to the West by Wales. According to the

2001 census the population of England was of 49.138.831 inhabitants. The city of

London is a major center of business and commerce is the largest with the

financial center of New York in global finance.


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GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS OF ENGLAND

Its policy is subject to the policy of the United Kingdom, to which it belongs. For this

reason, its highest authority is the British monarch

ECONOMY

The ground is used for any type of agriculture because it is very efficient and

productive. Cultivated wheat, barley, rye, sugar beet, oilseeds and potatoes. It

exploited the wood of trees such as oak, beech, ash, Elm, pine and FIR. The

fishing industry is very important to the South of England, Kingston-Upon-Hull,

Grimsby, Plymouth. As coal mining and iron were key elements for

industrialization. There are also minerals such as salt. England has large energy

resources and excellent producer of oil and natural gas. Other sources of energy

are coal and nuclear energy. Develop high-tech industries (pharmaceuticals,

electronics, aerospace and of equipment for marine oil platforms). Fiber optic high-

quality across Europe. Its currency is the pound sterling.

DEMOGRAPHICS

England has a population of slightly more than 50 million, representing these, afigure close to 85% of the total population of United Kingdom.

England is also one of the countries of Europe more densely populated, reaching

rates of 380 inhabitants per square kilometer.

CLIMATE

The English climate is changing, and you can pass a rainy cold to a splendid sunny

day in just a couple of hours, so it is a good idea to always carry a coat and a

jacket waterproof. The usual ratio indicates that it is raining one day in three,

despite the fact that they tend to produce long dry periods. The temperature ranges

between a maximum of 30 C in summer and a minimum of - 5 C in winter.

Although temperatures vary considerably from one day to another, generally

summer (June - August) is hot 14 - 30 C and winter (December - February) cold 1

- 5 C. Flora and fauna


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FLORA AND FAUNA

In the past, England, as most of the island of Great Britain, was densely wooded,

mainly by Oaks and beeches in the lowlands and pine and poplar trees in

mountainous areas. Forests now constitute only 7% of the total area.

The main indigenous mammals are various species of deer, foxes, hares, ponies,

otters, hedgehogs, red squirrels and badgers. The most common birds are the

Starling, the Sparrow and the Blackbird. England also gives shelter to hundreds of

summer and winter migratory species to be one of the main migration routes. Most

common migratory summer birds are the swallow, the swift and the cuckoo. In

winter, the swamps, lakes and reservoirs attract numerous varieties of wading

birds, ducks and geese.

RELIGION

78% Of the population English and Welsh declares Protestant, Roman Catholic

11%, and 11% other religions.

CULTURE:

With the arrival of cultural Roman in the first century, a number of art forms that

use glass, mosaics, statues and busts were the norm. There are numerousartifacts, such as the Lulling stone and Aldborough. During the high middle ages,

the style was sculpted crosses and ivories, manuscripts painting, gold and enamel

jewelry, which demonstrates

The love of the complex, interwoven designs as in the Treasury discovered in

Staffordshire 2009.

EDUCATION

For information on the development of the educational system, see United

Kingdom. In England and Wales the school attendance is compulsory between 5

and 16 years of age. More than 90% of primary and secondary schools are

financed entirely with public funds.


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SPORTS:

Sports originating in England include football, [7] the cricket, rugby, tennis,

badminton, hockey, boxing, among many others. THE sport more POPULAR is

football.

TYPICAL DISHES:

Traditional examples of English food include roasted Sunday, with a roasted whole,

usually beef, lamb or chicken, served with a variety of cooked vegetables,

Yorkshire pudding and gravy. Other meals featured are fish and French fries and

English breakfast consisting of bacon, grilled tomato, black fried bread, milk, baked

beans, fried mushrooms, sausages and eggs. Several pies of meat are consumed

as meat and the kidney pie, cake of pastor, cottage cheese cake, cake of Cornwall

and pork pie, the last of which is consumed cold. Lose sausages which are

consumed frequently, either as sausages with mashed or a toad in the hole. The

stew of Lancashire is a known stew. Some of the most popular cheeses are

Cheddar and Wensleydale. Many dishes Anglo-Indian hybrid, curry, have been

created as the chicken tikka masala and balti. The English sweets are dishes

include Apple Pie, cakes of ground beef, spotted dick, buns, Eccles cakes, custardand sticky pudding in caramel. The most common beverages are tea, which

became much more widely drunk by Catherine of Braganza; alcoholic beverages

are the wines and English beers such as bitter, strong, light, and dark beer.


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CONCLUSIONS

Englandisa very interesting countrybecause ithasmanytourist

sitesandthisrevealsthatnotonlymustseeclosely, if notfullytheworld around usto

learnmoreabout othercultures, religions, sports, andsothiscountryis

expectedtoisintheirlife planto visit


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BIBLIOGRAPHY

www.http//wikipedia.com

www.http//youtobe.com

www.http//england.com


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ANEXOS

ANEXO 1


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Palacio de Buckingham

ANEXO 2

Abadia de Westminster


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El Tmesis

ANEXO 3


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