IMPORTANT DATA OF THE or departments to represent and

HISTORY OF ENGLAND
manage it. Contact with the central
UNITED KINGDOM government is increasingly achieved
through nine Government Offices
for the Regions. Day-to-day life in
 Population: 65.64 Millions the community is governed by local
authorities such as district and parish
 Turistic Places: councils.
 Buckingham Palace The principal’s countries that United
 Walls York Kingdom is relacionated are
 Tower Bridge Australia, Barbados, Brunei,
 Tower of London Canada, India and New Zeeland.
 Madame Tussauds
 Economy
 Victoria and Albert Museum
 Cathedral Church of St Paul the The principal economic activities are
Apostle
Fishing, Forestry, Agriculture,  CAREER: Law and Political Sciences
Manufactury, Finance, Service,
 Ilustrious People Resource and Power.  TEACHER:
 Traditions
 Agatha Christie
 ACADEMIC YEAR: II
 Up-Helly-AA
 Charles Chaplin
 David’s Day  MEMBERS:
 Margaret Thatcher  May Day Cabrera Guevara, Cindy
Cabrera Linares, Rosa
 Diana De Gales  Mid Summer Day
Díaz Pretel, Diego
 Reina Isabel II Díaz Torres, Rodrigo
Dionisio Santos, Karla
 Stephen William Hawking Goretti Roncal,Chiara
Guerra Guerra, Kassandra
 Sports: Football And Cricket
Huaman Larriveri, Raúl
 Political Government: Ramírez Gutiérrez, Gabriel

Unlike Scotland and Wales, England 2017

does not have a separate parliament

ORIGIN OF THE UNITED KINGDOM
-The first inhabitants of the island of Great
Britain were Paleolithic hunters, who followed
herds of wild animals.
In the year 44 d.C. The Romans invaded the
south of the region.
-In the year 90 d.C. Shortly thereafter, Anglo,
Saxon and Judo invaders, of Germanic origin,
pushed the Celts to the west coast and seized
the south, where Anglo-Saxon kingdoms were
established.
-During the fifth century, the inhabitants of
Ireland and Wales adopted Christianity. In the
seventh century, the power of Rome prevailed
over the British church.
-In the 7th and 9th centuries, the Danes
invaded the eastern region of England. In the
eleventh century, the Normans
-In 1707 the parliaments of Scotland and
England were unified and the United Kingdom
of Great Britain was created.
-The Magna Carta laid the foundations of the
British parliamentary system.
-The dynastic conflicts, the aspirations of the
British crown to the French throne, the
commercial rivalry of these two nations and the
support given by France to Scotland in its wars
with England, provoking the War of the
Hundred Years.
- In 1603, the crown of James I (James VI of
Scotland) ended the independence of the
Scottish monarchy.
-In 1649, Parliament executed the king and
proclaimed Cromwell "Lord Protector,"
establishing the Commonwealth Republic.
-The priorities of the new regime were to
promote the colonization of North America and
trade with America, the Far East and the
Mediterranean.
-John Locke summed up the revolutionary ideal
by claiming that human beings have basic
natural rights.
-In 1707 the parliaments of Scotland and
England were unified and the United Kingdom
of Great Britain was created.
CULTURE OF THE UNITED
KINGDOM
England has long been one of the premier
nations on the planet. With a recorded history
that spans over 2,000 years, the ancient
England was one the earliest known human
cultures. This venerable past is written all over
the landscape English, from the Druidic Celts to
the stone walls built by the Roman Invaders.
The many disparate tribes and people that have
inhabited England have all left their mark in one
way or another. This vibrant mix of ancient and
modern traditions has contributed to the rich
and unique cultural heritage that England
enjoys to this day.
England in more modern times has consistently
been a world leader in many different spheres.
Its explorers were some of the first to brave the
unknown frontiers of the planet, carrying
English culture and trade to the four corners of
the globe. England has produced some of the
finest scholars and scientists in history, and
their contributions to scientific knowledge and
technological progress has been a key driving
force in the quest for enlightenment.