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1 British Banoffee and Culture By: Nancy Bishop

across the British Isles: 5 Celtic, 3 Germanic, and 3 Romance. The current population is 65.

2 Great Britain English is the most widely spoken language of the United Kingdom, however there are a number of regional languages also spoken and languages of immigrants to the UK There are 11 indigenous languages spoken across the British Isles: 5 Celtic, 3 Germanic, and 3 Romance. The current population is million Type of government: Constitutional monarchy, Parliamentary system, Unitary state Prime minister: Theresa May Location of the UK

Timeline of Major Events in the 1914- Outbreak of World War I. UK enters hostilities against Germany. Grueling trench warfare in Belgium and France. 1929 - World stock market crash.

3 Timeline of Major Events in the Outbreak of World War I. UK enters hostilities against Germany. Grueling trench warfare in Belgium and France World stock market crash. Unemployment begins to rise in UK. U.K Winston Churchill becomes prime minister The former colony India wins independence The The IRA attempts Beatles have to assassinate Margaret their first Top 20 Thatcher in her hotel in hit in the UK Brighton. Several killed with 'Love Me and injured by a bomb Do'. blast, but the prime minister escapes unhurt UK takes part in US-led military campaign to liberate Kuwait from Iraqi occupation March - UK joins US-led military campaign against Iraq after UN-based diplomatic efforts to ensure Baghdad has no weapons of mass destruction are perceived to have failed December - The FTSE 100 ends closes down by 31.3% since the beginning of 2008, the biggest annual fall in the 24 years since the index was started First UK government led by the Labour party under Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald Germany invades Poland. UK declares war on Germany Allied troops invade France from Britain on D- Day (6th June) and begin to fight their way towards Germany Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II The Conservative politician Margaret Thatcher becomes prime minister. She begins to introduce freemarket policies UK takes part in US-led military campaign to liberate Kuwait from Iraqi occupation August - Diana, Princess of Wales, is killed in a car crash in Paris July - Irish Republican Army (IRA) announces a formal end to its armed campaign The London Bridge attack was an Islamist terror attack in London, United Kingdom. On 3 June 2017, a van struck a number of pedestrians on London Bridge.

The Sutton Hoo Treasures -From the Anglo Saxon period -Shows

Treasure -From the Late Roman Britain period -Demonstrates

novelist known for her fantastic literature which interpret,

Ringo Starr -They became widely regarded as the foremost and

-They developed a unique style of rock The Snettisham Hoard

necklaces with incredible engravings The Hoxne Hoard -From

times(war of the Roses) -Location Found: Nottinghamshire,

4 The Sutton Hoo Treasures -From the Anglo Saxon period -Shows art through the weapons and armor found The Mildenhall Treasure -From the Late Roman Britain period -Demonstrates art through the complex designs of plates Jane Austin -A novelist known for her fantastic literature which interpret, critique and comment upon the British landed gentry at the end of the 18th century. The Beatles -John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr -They became widely regarded as the foremost and most influential music band. -They developed a unique style of rock The Snettisham Hoard -From the period of the Iron Age / Iceni -included this is 75 necklaces with incredible engravings The Hoxne Hoard -From the period of Late Roman Britain -It consists of golf coins and jewelry -Est. Value: 2,660,000 (2013) The Fishpool Hoard -From medieval times(war of the Roses) -Location Found: Nottinghamshire, England The Cuerdale Treasures -From the time of Carolingian / Viking -Est. Value: 2,600,000 (2013) William Golding -An influential writer in Britain -He was a fellow of the Royal Society of Literature. Rolling Stones -at the forefront of the British Invasion of bands that became popular in the United States in 1964

Banoffee Recipe Ingredients: A packet of biscuits, a bunch of bananas, two pots of dulce de leche, ultra-pasteurized

Put the biscuit crumbs in your bowl, then tip in the melted butter and mix it all together.

5 Banoffee Recipe Ingredients: A packet of biscuits, a bunch of bananas, two pots of dulce de leche, ultra-pasteurized whipping cream, melted butter, grated chocolate 1. Put the biscuit crumbs in your bowl, then tip in the melted butter and mix it all together. Spoon this into the base and press against the bottom and sides this is the base of the banoffee recipe. Chill it for ten minutes. 2. Spread dulce de leche over the base, cool and then chill for about 1 hour, until firm or until ready to serve. 3. Slice the bananas. Place half of them on top of the dulce de leche; fold the other half of them into the softly whipped cream and spoon over the base. 4. Decorate with grated chocolate to sprinkle on top. 5. Enjoy!!

Culinary Features of Great Britain Like many western countries culinary traditions in Britain are being replaced with a wide range of foods from all over the whole.

However, there are some traditional meals that continue to endure despite global competition.

Sometimes a family will eat this at the weekend when they have more time. It s not a quick meal to prepare and it s very unhealthy!

6 Culinary Features of Great Britain Like many western countries culinary traditions in Britain are being replaced with a wide range of foods from all over the whole. Britain s colonial past and central role in today s global culture mean that British people have very broad taste and love to eat in Indian, Chinese, Thai, Italian and French cuisine. However, there are some traditional meals that continue to endure despite global competition. The tradition of a Full British Breakfast consisting of bacon, sausages, eggs, fried mushrooms, and baked beans is still very popular but normally only eaten in hotels or cafés. Sometimes a family will eat this at the weekend when they have more time. It s not a quick meal to prepare and it s very unhealthy! Nowadays, breakfast is usually cereal or toast and jam for most people. Another tradition is the English Cream Tea which is a light meal originating from Devon and Cornwall, in the southwest of England. It is usually eaten at around 4 o clock in the afternoon and traditionally consists of scones, cream, strawberry jam, sometimes sandwiches, and, of course, tea served with milk. Once again, this is not normally eaten at home but reserved for special afternoon with family or friends at a restaurant or quaint café in the countryside. Dinner, also known in some parts of the country as tea or supper, is the most important meal of the day in British culture. This is the meal at which the family comes together to eat, normally around 6 o clock. Cottage Pie, Steak and Kidney Pie, Fish Pie and meat and two veg dishes are usually eaten. Friday is the traditional day to eat the British specialty of Fish & Chips for dinner. This is usually bought at the local Chippy (Fish and Chip Shop). On Sundays British families eat a Roast Dinner (which, despite its name, is eaten at lunchtime). This usually consists of chicken, roast potatoes and other popular British vegetables, such as carrots and cabbage, with gravy.

Causes of WW2 in the PACIFIC

Causes of WW2 in the PACIFIC JAPAN IN DEPRESSION In the 1920 s, Japan was the only independent Asian country with its own empire. Japan was also the most powerful industrial country in Asia. When the Depression