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The United Kingdom. of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. These are the British Isles. The Republic of Ireland isn't part of the UK. There are four countries in the UK. Northern Ireland. Scotland. Wales. England. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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The United Kingdom

of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

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These are the British Isles

The Republic of Ireland isn't part of the UK.

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There are four countries in the UK

England

Scotland

Northern Ireland

Wales

This is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. There are four countries in the UK-England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. England is a lot bigger than the other three countries. About 56 million people live in the UK.

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EnglandIn 1066 King William I the Conqueror become the first Norman King of England

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England - pasturesEastern England is a lot drier than the west, because it's further from the Atlantic Ocean. It's very flat here, too.

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Warwick castle

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The weather in the south is nicer than the north. It's warmer and sunnier. A lot of

people come here for their holidays.

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WalesIn 1301 - Edward I of England invested his baby son Edward as Prince of Wales

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Wales and Ireland are wetter than England, because they are nearer the Atlantic Ocean. They are very hilly, too. This is Mount Snowdon in Northern Ireland

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Beddgelert, Snowdonia National Park

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Afon Idwal ( river ) winds through the rock strewn countryside of Snowdonia National Park with Pen yr Ole Wen ( mountain ) in the background

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The Avebury stone circle, The Ridgeway

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Northern IrelandNorthern Ireland was created by the Government of Ireland Act 1920

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Ireland

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Giants Causeway ancient rock formation

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Ireland - Early Celtic Christian Priory building, Penmon Priory, founded by St. Seiriol

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Scotland1707 - The Act of Union unites the kingdoms of England and Scotland

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Scotland is colder than England. There are a lot of hills and mountains there, too. In the winter it often snows and you can go skiing.

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Scotland - Floors Castle

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Floors Castle,Ballroom

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Floors Castle,Dinningroom

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Loch Linnhe.

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London

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London is the capital of Great Britain

It's a very big city. About 7 million people live here. The other countries in the UK all have their own smaller capital cities, too - Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast.

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Cardiff

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Cardiff is the capital of Wales

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Edinburgh

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Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland

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Belfast

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Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland

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Belfast City Hall

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