Islands in the Stream
“Climates makes a country”. How is this true of the UK?
The weather is not too hot nor to cold
What countries are part of Great Britain?
England, Scotland, Wales
What important role does Jenna’s school play in her community?
Gathering diffrent cultures and religions
When did the milk in school-laws change?
1968
Bosättare
Settler
What kind of power does The Queen have?
None....
Zero...
Zip...
Nada...
Why did Ireland divide itself into two parts?
Catholics and Protestants started fighting.
Why was Holly struggling with her school work?
Her mum got ill
Why was the Mini Cooper created?
Because they needed cars that burned less fuel.
Didnt have much oil.
major
betydande
What kind of cities are Birmingham, Liverpool and Manchester?
Industrial cities
People in the UK have little choice in deciding their national identity.
FALSE
(They can choose)
What do you call a London-living person?
Cockney
What was a ration book?
So they knew how to divide fairly among the population
medborgeliga rättigheter
civil rights
How many countries does the United Kingdom gather?
What does SKINT mean?
Out of money
Where does a Manc live?
Manchester
Why has it been difficult for the politicians to decide how to leave the EU?
volunteer
frivillig
How has the UK had to reinvent itself as a country since the 1960s?
They stopped thinking about being an Empire, and started inviting cultures to their land.
What is a BOBBIE?
A police
What is the capital of Wales?
Cardiff
What does the chapter show?
That any object in the world around us can tell an intersting story.
arbetsuppgift
duty