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Why do many people visit England? About 25 million people visit England every year Nearly all of them go to London first

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Tourism is Britain's one of the most important industries and is the fifth largest tourist industry in the world. Big Ben It is the bell in the clock tower of the Houses of Parliament. The Houses of Parliament The building in which the British Parliament sits. u The Tower It is a museum and the place where the Crown Jewels are kept. Westminster Abbey Many famous people are buried here. Tourist Attractions Buckingham Palace The official home of the British royal family in London, containing more than 600 rooms. In London and outside London

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The Globe Theatre Shakespeare's plays were first performed here. Tourism is Britain's one of the most important industries and is the fifth largest tourist industry in the world. The Houses of Parliament The building in which the British Parliament sits. Tourist Attractions Buckingham Palace The official home of the British royal family in London, containing more than 600 rooms. Stratford-on-Avon It is famous as Shakespeare's birthplace.

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Oxford A town on the river Thames. It has many old buildings and is famous for its university. The Globe Theatre Shakespeare's plays were first performed here. Tourism is Britain's one of the most important industries and is the fifth largest tourist industry in the world. Tourist Attractions Stratford-on-Avon It is famous as Shakespeare's birthday. Stonehenge It is a group of very large stones arranged in circles which stand in South England. .

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Welcome to Britain! Stonehenge It is a group of very large stones arranged in circles which stand in South England. . Tourist Attractions Oxford A town on the river Thames. It has many old buildings and is famous for its university. Holyrood Palace The official residence of the royal family in Scotland.

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Welcome to Britain! Stonehenge It is a group of very large stones arranged in circles which stand in South England. . Tourist Attractions Caernarfon Castle If you are interested in history, visit Caernarfon Castle in North Wales Holyrood Palace The official residence of the royal family in Scotland.

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Why do English people love their country? Green hills quiet little villages Long beaches Beautiful old churches English gardens

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What can you do in England? See a Shakespeare play Listen to great music Watch a game of cricket or football Take a boat along one of the rivers Visit an old castle

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Who are the English? The name England comes from “Angle-land”. The Angle and Saxon people came from Europe in the fifth and sixth centuries and called the country “Angle-land”.

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Timeline of British History

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Prehistoric period Before 6500 BC – Until the English Channel was formed, Britain was linked by land to Europe. Many different peoples lived in Britain as hunter gatherers

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4000-1500 BC – by 4000 BC the land was being farmed and there were some settlements . Around 2500 BC the Ancient Britons began constructing huge stone monuments (for example, Stonehenge).

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Stonehenge around 2500 BC

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Avebury a prehistoric monument

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Skara Brae a Stone Age village on Mainland, the largest island of the Orkney islands

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The Celts

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500 BC – the Celts arrived in Britain. The Celts are ancient people who lived in Britain before the arrival of the Romans.

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The Celts arrived in Britain from Central Europe Their culture and languages are still found in Scotland, Wales and Ireland.

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The Celts were strong and warlike people

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Roman Britain 55 BC – 410 AD

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55 BC- 410 AD – the Romans invaded Britain. Julius Caesar came to Britain twice. Britain became the province of the Roman Empire.

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The Roman Empire

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Hadrian’s Wall was built between 122 and 127 BC

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The Anglo-Saxon Invasion From 400 AD

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From 400 AD – Anglo- Saxon i nvaders settled in Britain and ruled over much of England. They were Germanic tribes who arrived in Britain from Europe.

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Anglo-Saxon invaders

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The Vikings in Britain From 800 AD

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From 800AD- - the Vikings began to attack Britain. They were Scandinavian people who came from Norway and Denmark. By 867 the Danes controlled the eastern half of England.

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The Vikings’ longships

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The Norman Conquest of Britain 1066

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1066 – the Norman duke who came to be known as William the Conqueror invaded Britain and defeated the English king, Harold.

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The Normans came from Normandy in France.

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For the next two centuries England was ruled by the Normans and, French became the language of the king’s court , while English was spoken by common people