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Civilisation Britannique Britain is today a crowded island and has a population of almost 60 millions. Because of its geographical status, Britain has always been a multi-ethnic nation. Immigrant arrived for diverse reasons such as religion, persecution or economic reasons. More recently, immigration has become a hot political issue. To start with, we are going to deal with a series of definitions: What is Great Britain? Which countries are in Great Britain? What is the United Kingdom

Grantham and then to the University of Oxford where she first studied chemistry and was brilliantly successful and for some time after graduation, she worked in the laboratory of Nobel price winner Dorothy Hudgson. The, she decided to change her orientation and took up a post graduate in law at the University of London where she started her involvement in Conservatives politics. She stood for parliament in 1951, but failed. 1955 she tried again and won. Her first taste of power was under Heath in 1970

Export of fruit and vegetables to the EU Fact sheet on Hygiene, Quality and Phytosanitary Requirements for Fruit and Vegetables in the EU Disclaimer The information provided in this export guide is believed to be accurate at the time of publishing. It is, however, passed on to the reader without any responsibility on the part of the authors and it does not release the reader from the obligation to comply with all applicable legislation. The authors or publishers make no warranty, expressed

1914 : Home Rule Act → limited self-government, suspended for the duration of the First World War 1922 : Ireland partitioned between Northern Ireland and the Irish Free state. Irish Free State : state within the British Empire with internal self-government Ulster Unionist party : predominantly protestant, discriminated against catholics; dominated Northern Ireland Catholics : seen as nationalist who wanted a united Ireland by the UUP. 1968 : Catholic civil rights had become a major issue in

Main steps in the ( legal ) Integration of Europe After the second world war, the idea of a peaceful Europe has been developped. It´s the birth of a united Europe. It´s main goal was to guarantee peace, improove the economic situations of the States and the political ones between the States. On the 9 May 1950 The ‘Schuman Declaration’ (which proposed that European integration could ensure peace in Europe through the implementation of the ‘Monnet method’) has been presented by the french

first European Court of Justice, 1952-1958 Article 32 of the Paris Treaty provides that "The Court shall be composed of seven judges, appointed for six years by agreement among the governments of the member States from among persons of recognized independence and competence. A partial change in membership of the Court shall occur every three years, affecting alternatively three members and four members. The three members whose terms expire at the end of the first period of three years shall be

Paine was born in 1737 in England and died in 1809 in New York. He was what we call now an intellectual activist of the 18th century and he took part in all the great revolutions of his age. He influenced the American Revolution with his book “common sense” published in 1776 in which he denounces the English administration in the thirteen colonies. Three years after, he published “the rights of man” ( in 1791) to answer to Edmund Burke an Irish Philosopher who commented the French revolution in his philosophical

from east to west, and 3 214 km from north to south (of the north headland of the Cashmere on the Cape Comorin) .The Tropic of Cancer passes in the middle of the country which is separated from the Asian continent by Himalaya. Lined in the North by China, Nepal and Bhutan, in the East by Burma and Bangladesh, on the West by Pakistan, India possesses 15 200 km of ground borders and 6 100 km of coast. The Ganges, in which waters get involved to those of the Brahmaputra in the East to form an immense delta

do you agree that Pitt’s success as a reformer to 1793 was dependent on Royal support? Initially Pitt owed much of his success as a reformer to George III. When he took office, Pitt headed a minority government which meant it was difficult for him to push through legislation, consequently meaning his basis for authority stemmed more from the king than from support from Parliament. However, this changed following the 1784 election where Pitt secured the majority needed for effective government

fictional portrayal entitled The Taking of the Children on the recently installed (1999) Great Australian Clock, Queen Victoria Building, Sydney, by artist Chris Cook. The Stolen Generations (also Stolen children) is a term used to describe those children of Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent who were removed from their families by the Australian Federal and State government agencies and church missions), under acts of their respective parliaments.[1][2] The removals occurred in