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The United Kingdom consists of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. The capital is London and the population is over 60 million people. English is the official language. Agriculture is an important industry, with crops like wheat, barley and potatoes grown across the green fields and farms. Traditional British culture includes sports like soccer and cricket. Fish and chips and full English breakfasts are popular foods.
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- 1. United Kingdom By Ryan H., Kyle B. and Jared B. http://www.flagdetective.com/images/download/united-kingdom-hi.jpg
- 2. United Kingdom UK Facts Picture of an English Lunch • The official name of our country is the United Kingdom of Great Britain. • The capital of the United Kingdom is London. • The population of the UK is 60,600,000. • The official language is English. http://www.flagdetective.com/images/download/united-kingdom-hi.jpg
- 3. Geography Geography of UK Map of UK • Main crops are wheat, barley, oats, sugar, beats, potato es, vegetables, and apples. • In recent years, farms have created larger farming units and more open fields. • UK is home to many world famous cattle breeds including Jerus, Hereford and a lot more. • Green fields of Denvan and the channel islands are great place for dairy farming. • British country farm is very beautiful with woodlands and river valleys, patterns of fields and hedgerows. http://www.flagdetective.com/images/download/united- kingdom-hi.jpg
- 4. People People of the UK Picture of UK Auction • The sports they play are soccer, rugby, cricket, golf, tennis, s quash, badminton, snooker, rowing, canoeing, and sailing. • The jobs they have are coal mining, steel production, shipbuilding, textile manufacturing, television, publishin g, and recording music. • The clothing they wear for special occasions are called Kilts and both men and women wear them. • Men on average live to be 76 in the UK and women live on average to 81 in the UK. http://www.flagdetective.com/images/download/united-kingdom-hi.jpg
- 5. Food The UK Food UK Market • A traditional British breakfast includes scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage and mushrooms. • Lunch offers steak plus kidney pies and a sandwich. • If you like meat you should live in the UK because dinner is a meat fest with wild salmon, game bird, beef and venison. • To wrap it all up for desert, you can fill up on pudding, fruit, milk and cake. http://www.flagdetective.com/images/download/united-kingdom-hi.jpg
- 6. Interesting Facts UK Facts UK Festival • The average temperature in London on a summer day is 64° Fahrenheit. • In 789 Viking warriors from Scandinavia launched raids on the British islands. • Angels (a group of people) and the Saxsons founded small kingdoms which merged into the region known as England. • The British were cut off in small kingdoms that were known as Whales or Cmyru. http://www.flagdetective.com/images/download/united-kingdom-hi.jpg
- 7. Bibliography Bibliography of This Presentation Credit UK flag • United Kingdom." Peoples • http://www.flagdetective.co of Europe. Marshall m/images/download/united Cavendish Digital, 2012. -kingdom-hi.jpg Web. 10 October 2012.<http://www.marshall cavendishdigital.com/article display/22/4920/50339>.