1. United Kingdom

2. Map of The UK
The UK is an Island and is situated in the Atlantic Ocean northwest of continental Europe. The UK is surrounded the North Sea on the east, the English Chunnel on the south, and the Atlantic Ocean and the Irish Sea to the west. The most important cities of Britain are Manchester, Bristol and Nottingham. The UK includes four nations and one State. Great Britain is composed of Wales, England, Scotland, London and Northern Ireland.
The south of Ireland is governed by a president and the north of Ireland is governed by a monarchy. The south of Ireland is divided from the north of Ireland because there was a civil war. South Ireland isn’t part of the UK because it is independent. The capital of Scotland is Edinburgh.
The capital of England is London. Cardiff is the capital of Wales. Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland. English Chunnel is composed of the union of the two words: English Channel + Tunnel.
English Chunnel joins the France with the UK. This Tunnel passes under the sea.

3. The name of the British flag, is “Union Flag” or, also, “Union Jack”
The name of the British flag, is “Union Flag” or, also, “Union Jack”. It is formed by the union of the flags of the countries that are part of the UK.

4. The name of this flag is St
The name of this flag is St. George and it is the flag of England, introduced by Richard I. It represents the cross of St. George: a red cross on a white ground.

5. This is the flag of Scotland and it is called St. Andrew
This is the flag of Scotland and it is called St. Andrew. It is composed by a diagonal white cross form on a blue field.

6. This flag was the first Union Jack, composed by St. George and St
This flag was the first Union Jack, composed by St. George and St. Andrew, and introduced by King James I.

7. Ireland is represented by this flag called St
Ireland is represented by this flag called St. Patrick that is formed by a diagonal red cross on a white background. On 1801, this flag was united with St. George and St. Andrew, to create the Union flag.

8. The Monarchy The Monarch is Queen Elizabeth II today.
In the past there was the absolute monarchy it consisted in an unilimited power of the Queen or the King.
The Queen carries out significant constitutional functions, the Queen also as a focus for National unityk, presiding at cerimonial occasions, visiting local communities and representing Britain around the world.
The Queen is also head of the Commonwealth and has important roles to play in other organisations, including the Armed Forces and the Church of England.

9. The Royal family
The British Royal Family's surname is Windsor. They changed their name from Saxe-Coburg-Gotha to Windsor in The Royal family are members of the Church of England. The Royal family can only be Church of England. Roman Catholics are barred from succession under the Act of Settlement (1701).
The Queen has 8 grandchildren.

10. The Queen
Queen Elizabeth II was born on 21 April, 1926 at 17 Bruton Street, London. Her birthday is officially celebrated in Britain on the second Saturday of June each year. The day is referred to as “the Trooping of the Colour”, the official name is “the Queen’s Birthday. The Queen lives at Buckingham Palace in London.

11. The Trooping of the coulor!
The Trooping the Colour ( is a ceremony performed by regiments of the Commonwealth and the British Army . 's A tradition of British infantry dating from the seventeenth century , whose origins are even older. On the battlefields in fact the flags of the regiment were used as a point collection for soldiers in the confusion of combat. Consequently, for easy recognition , the standard bearers marched in front of the deployed troops with banners. Since 1748 Trooping the Colour has also marked the celebration of the official birthday of the Sovereign of the United Kingdom. It is held in London annually on the second Saturday of June at Horse Guards Parade , near St. James 's Park. On this occasion are also made ​​public the new awarded with honorary titles. Attending the ceremony, in addition to the British royal family, official guests as Heads of State or Government of the countries of the Commonwealth and the paying public or not. The event is also known as The Queen 's Birthday Parade ( " Parade of the birthday of the Queen" ) and is broadcast live by the BBC.

12. Royal Palaces and Castles
Buckingham Palace
Houses of Parliament

13. Main meal mishes in The UK
Fish and Chips

14. PowerPoint realizzato dalla 4ASS in collaborazione con le professoresse Spampinato e Invidiato.
COLONNA SONORA: ROBBIE WILLIAMS - SUPREME