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protection from other countries - Military purpose - Trade purpose From the “Economist”: Britain has assets in terms of natural resources, raw materials (coil, iron, water). It has been the “Workshop of the World”, by 1973; Britain has been the first economic power within the sun never set, in a sense of EXTENSION. Insular (psychological meaning): narrow-minded, self-centred (interested in themselves) ( PRIDE Britain nowadays Britain is member of the G8 (8 most righteous countries)

context was in the Industrial revolution. England was the leader. The reform act was passed by a Whigs government against the Tories. The Prime Minister was Lord Grey. The Tories were opposed to this Bill. The act granted (accorder): new sits in the House of Commons to new industrial cities. It took away from the Rotten borrows. The Act increased the size of the elective. After the reform act, 6053 people could vote. The Parliaments Acts end at reforming Parliament by diminishing the power of House

1. Australia’s first inhabitants and their tradition. The first inhabitant is the aborigines. The aborigines have been living in Australia since 40 000 years. Their life was very simple; they spent hours gathering, hunting and fishing. The traditional aboriginal objects are the didgeridoo, it’s an instrument, it was 20 000 or 50 000, the boomerang a weapon, the claps sticks are the Australia’s percussion…But today, the European destroy their culture and they become Australia citizens. An aborigine

two authors, we view this finding as a puzzle. Why is the relationship between education and growth different in rich countries? More interestingly, why is this relationship insignificant? One plausible reason is that education favors the adoption of new technologies, as noticed by Nelson and Phelps (1966). Since rich countries are closer to the technological frontier, the strength of the catch-up effect with the frontier vanishes with the relative level of development. However, this explanation omits

astronauts on the first shuttle flight and were the Official Snackfood of the 1984 Olympic Games. M&M’s became widely available to the American public during the 1940s. In 1948, the brown pouch, we are familiar with today, replaced the original cardboard tube. M&M’s is a $3 billion global brand that has secured and retained its dominant market position as number one confectionery brand, through extensive use of global marketing strategies.This strategy has been underpinned with new product developments

influenced by the British. We can extend this influence to accounting. The British influence The British accounting system is considered like a single discipline responding to the needs and practices of business. The United kingdom was the first country in the world which has developed an accountancy profession. The influence of the British accounting is important all over the world. The concept of “ true and fair view” which means a fair presentation of financial results and position of

the total area of the UK. These conurbations all have one centre and they are known by this centre. (Non classé par ordre d'importance!) The first of these is Greater London. The 2nd is Manchester Birmingham Sheffield Leeds Liverpool Newcastle-upon-Tyne Glasgow Concerning now the distribution of the population, there are huge differences. First between one country and another, and secondly within regions. Example : Scotland density : =~ about 65p/km² as a whole compared to more than

countries divided by a common language VS We both know that since quite a long time England and America are divided by so many things but they can't really be dissociated because they share a common point which is their language. First of all the 2 countries are divided geographically, in deed America is 9 629 048 km² and located to the east whereas England is more European so located to the west and is 130395 km² meaning it's really smaller. Does this problem of size need to be

It is little more than one hundred years since humans first set foot on Antarctica and even today few people have visited the frozen and hostile southern continent. Although nine countries have territorial claims on the continent, several of them overlapping, these political disagreements were suspended in The Antarctic Treaty of 1959. In the Treaty (covering all areas south of 60 degrees South Latitude), it was agreed that Antarctica should be used exclusively for peaceful purposes and that military

particularly evident from the literature review undertaken, as it showed that there was a significant research gap in the successful integration of this phenomenon and destination marketing. In response to this gap, a two phased approach was adopted; the first involved a tourist survey regarding the film induced tourist, while the second phase consisted of strategic conversations with the key stakeholders behind the Yorkshire brand. The issues evolving from these and also the literature review, highlight