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Great Britain

United Kingdom

England

England

Scotland

Wales

Northern Ireland

The exact meaning of the expression “Great Britain” is: "The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".

Great Britain

England Scotland Wales

England Scotland

Original Union Flag (1606)Ireland

Current Union Flag (1801)

Football was born here

The national flower of England

The three lions crest

The oak tree

Queen Elisabeth II Prince Charles

Prince William Prince Harry

They have the picture of a crown in them. The crown of the post box has also the monarchs initial

underneath them.

English English transportstransports

Red double decker Black taxi cab

David Beckham Elizabeth II

The Beatles Orlando Bloom & Keira Knightley

• Loch Ness, where a monster is Loch Ness, where a monster is

said to livesaid to live..• Kilts.Kilts.

• ClansClans

• Medieval castlesMedieval castles

• Edinburgh, its capital city, Edinburgh, its capital city, was built on seven hills, was built on seven hills, like Rome.like Rome.

• Edinburg was the first city Edinburg was the first city in the world that had its in the world that had its own fire- brigade.own fire- brigade.

• Scottish emblem: thistle.Scottish emblem: thistle.

kilt

bagpipe

Graham Bell

Sean Connery

Arthur Conan Doyle

William Wallace

• This is the welsh This is the welsh flagflag

• The welsh emblem The welsh emblem is the daffodil.is the daffodil.

• Prince of WalesPrince of Wales

• Official animal: Official animal: DragonDragon..

• The national game The national game of Wales is of Wales is RugbyRugby..

Catherine Z. Jones

Ryan Giggs

Tom Jones

Anthony Hopkins

• It is a part of the It is a part of the UnitedUnited KingdomKingdom, , lying in the lying in the northeast of the northeast of the island of island of IrelandIreland..

• Site of a ethno-Site of a ethno-political conflict political conflict between between NationalistsNationalists ((CatholicCatholic), and ), and Unionists (Unionists (ProtestantProtestant).).

•The three-leaved shamrock.

•Saint Patrick.