UNIVERSIDAD ABIERTA PARA ADULTOS

ALINA THEN MERCADO

NAME

ANGLOPHONE CULTURE

SUBJECT

MOHAMED EL FAKHKHARI

FACILITATOR

17-6944

MAT.

Date:
AL 25-07-2020
TOPIC

British Culture 
United Kingdom
Great Britain

KEYWORDS:

The culture.
 British Isles is the
CONCEPT MAP 
geographical term used to
call the group of countries
belonging to the united
kingdom.
One of the characterize of English is
that they are very polite. Always join
the back of the queue and wait your
turn when buying tickets, waiting in a
bank, post office or for a bus or train. Most of them talk English; this
Most of them fallow the rules. The is their first languages, but
general rule is that you are next if you other talks other languages
were the first person to have arrived in like Welsh, Scottish and Irish
the line. Gaelic.

British
Culture
Their religion is variety, the
majorities of them belong to the

The culture of the United Kingdom, also called Church of England, Roman

"British culture", can be described as the legacy of Catholics, but there are some

the history of a developed island country, a great Presbyterians, Methodists, and

power and also as the result of the political union of Baptists. The remainders are

four countries, each retaining its distinctive mostly other Protestants, Muslims,

elements of traditions, customs and symbolism. As Jews, Hindus, and Sikhs.

a result of dominance of the British Empire, the

influence of British culture can be seen in the
language, traditions, customs, and legal systems of
many of its former colonies, such as Canada,
Australia, New Zealand, India, and the United
States.
Comparison between United Kingdom and Great Britain

Great Britain refers to the largest island in the British archipelago,

located between the European continent, to the east and south, and
Ireland to the west. The set of all the islands that make up the
archipelago is called the British Isles. If, on the contrary, we speak of
the United Kingdom, this term defines a political unit that constitutes a
state made up of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Britain is an island on the western coast of Europe. It covers most of

the territories in the 'United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern
Ireland', commonly known as the United Kingdom. It is made up of four
countries that were previously separated; these are England, Scotland,
Wales, and Northern Ireland.