1. The National Emblems of Great Britain

2. John Bull
He is a national personification of Great Britain. John Bull is usually depicted as a stout man in a tailcoat with breeches and a Union Flag waistcoat. He also wears a low topper on his head and is often accompanied by a bulldog. Just like John Bull it symbolizes tenacity and force.

3. Britannia
It is an ancient name of Great Britain that the Romans gave to it.
The figure of Britannia has been on the reverse side of many British coins.

4. The National Flag of the UK
It is called the Union Jack.
“Jack” is an old word which means “sailor”.
Union Jack is a mixture of several overlaid flags. It combines three flags representing England, Scotland and Ireland.

5. the flag of the Patron Saint of England St. Andrew’s cross
The National Flag of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
St. George’s Cross
the flag of the Patron Saint of England
St. Andrew’s cross
the flag of the Patron Saint of Scotland
St. Patrick’s Cross
the flag of the Patron Saint of Northern Ireland

6. The National Royal Symbols the Royal coat of arms
It comprises the various Royal emblems of different parts of the United Kingdom. In the center of the emblem a heraldic shield is situated. It is divided into four parts: three gold leopards or lions on a red ground is the English emblem, a red lion on a gold ground is the Scottish emblem, yellow harp on a blue ground is the Irish emblem.

7. The National Symbol of England
The red rose is the symbol of England. In the 15th century two Houses were struggling for the English throne – the Landcastrians and the Yorkists.

8. The National Symbol of Scotland
The purple thistle is Scotland’s national emblem.
According to the legend, ancient Scandinavians wanted to plunder the land of Scotland and settle there.

9. The National Symbol of Wales
Wales has got two national symbols. These are the daffodil and the leek.
According to the legend, during a battle against the Saxons, St. David advised his soldiers to wear leeks in their hats so that they could easily be distinguished from their enemies.

10. The National Emblem of Northern Ireland
The shamrock is the symbol of Northern Ireland. Saint Patrick is most famous for bringing Christianity to Ireland. The legend tells how he used the shamrock, a kind of a white clover with three leaves to explain the Holy Trinity.
The red hand is also a symbol of Northern Ireland.

11. Which country does this emblem belong to?
Northern Ireland
England
Northern Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Wales

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