Next, I will give some comparative overviews of some issues such as geography,
weather, the population of the two countries, England and America, and the character of
the people in these two countries.
Britain
Geographicall Lying off the north-west coast of
y speaking Europe, there are two large islands
and hundreds of much smaller ones.
The largest island is called Great
Britain. The other large one is
called Ireland (Great Britain and
Ireland).
Climate Temperate climate, abundant
rainfall all year round. Temperature In southern Florida, visitors come to
changes with the seasons. The
Atlantic Ocean currents are warmed northern Alaska, winter temperatures
by the Gulf Stream and bring mild
winters, warmer summers in the
southeast, and the coolest north.
Heavy snowfall can occur during
winter and early spring in high
altitude areas.
Population  Roughly 68 million people,
it is the third most populous
country in the European
Union, fifth in the
Commonwealth and 22nd in
the world.
 Racially, Britain is about
87% white and some other
races such as nomadic Irish,
Asian British, black British...
People of mixed race are
ethnic groups Fastest
growing in the UK.
Character  Since the late 20th century,
the discovery and
development of British
identity has been directly
linked to the desire to define,
America
The U.S. borders both the North
Atlantic and North Pacific Oceans and
is bordered by Canada and Mexico. It is
the third-largest country in the world by
area and has a varied topography. The
eastern regions consist of hills and low
mountains, while the central interior is
a vast plain. The west has high rugged
mountain ranges.
The climate, too, covers all extremes.
swim and sunbathe in December. In
may drop to -75°F (-54°C).
 With roughly 350 million
people, the U.S. is the third-
largest nation in population after
China and India.
 About 90% of the people now
living in the U.S. were born
there. Still, the U.S. has one of
the world's most varied
populations in terms of national
ancestry. Racially, the U.S., the
United States is approximately
82% white and the remainder are
black, Asian and Pacific
Islander, and Hispanic.
 Racism and prejudice are still
serious problems in the U.S.;
however, most Americans
believe in the ideals of equality
and mutual respect. Regional
 maintain or restore a
homogenous British identity
or loyalty to Britain,
generating debate.
 The English national
character is dualistic: One
aspect is conservative, the
other extroverted. Generally,
the British people are polite,
but sometimes this way of
behavior is probably a mask
for all kind of other feelings.
variations also add diversity to
the American character.
 You'll observe regional
variances in language, food,
leisure, and even character as
you travel the nation.
 Location-specific factors
including climate, topography,
and ethnic customs all affect
recreation. Furthermore,
attitudes and actions could vary
slightly among the nation's
regions.