Geography
Culture and Traditions
History
Famous Things
100

This country is part of a larger political union made up of four nations.

United Kingdom

100

Drinking a hot beverage with pastries is a long-standing tradition in this country, often served with scones and jam.

Afternoon tea

100

This country was invaded by the Normans in 1066, an event that greatly influenced its culture and language.

Norman Conquest

100

This country is known for its red double-decker buses and iconic black taxis.

Double-decker buses and black cabs

200

This country has mild winters and cool summers.

Temperate climate

200

A unique tradition here involves throwing a  cheese down a hill, with participants chasing it.

Cheese rolling

200

This country’s parliament is one of the oldest in the world, dating back to the 13th century.

The English Parliament

200

One of its most famous buildings, completed in 1894, is a bridge that opens to let ships pass.

Tower Bridge

300

Its longest river sounds like seven but with more letters, but another famous river flows through its capital city.

River Severn

300

In this country, a popular celebration involves fireworks, bonfires, and effigies on November 5th.

Bonfire Night/Guy Fawkes Night

300

A plague known as the Black Death killed a large percentage of the population in the 14th century.

The Black Death

300

This country is home to a prestigious university founded in 1209.

University of Cambridge

400

This country’s south coast faces a body of water called the E…….. Channel.

English Channel

400

One of its traditional sports, played on a green field, involves bats, balls, and wickets.

Cricket

400

This country experienced a civil war in the 17th century between Royalists and Parliamentarians.

The English Civil War

400

A popular children’s book series from this country features a boy wizard who attends a magical school.

Harry Potter series

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