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The document provides information about England, including its cities, history divided into royal houses, symbols like flags and coats of arms, political system, education system, currency, predominant religion, sports, traditional foods, festivals, and top tourist sites. It mentions cities like Manchester, Liverpool, London, and Bath. The royal houses that ruled England include the Normans, Plantagenets split between Lancaster and York houses, and Tudors. Key symbols are the flags of St. George and Ireland and coats of arms displaying lions. The political system involves cabinets, the House of Commons, House of Lords, and local government structures. Popular sports are soccer and horse racing. Traditional English food includes fish and chips. Top tourist attractions are Buckingham
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