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By: Josh Proffitt

United KingdomUnited Kingdom

BY: Josh Proffitt

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FlagThis is the United Kingdom’s flag.

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Type of Government

• The United Kingdom has a constitutional monarchy and parliamentary democracy with a queen and a parliament of two houses: the House of the Lords and the House of Commons.

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POPULATION

• The population of United Kingdom is 857 million people.

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• The capital of the United Kingdom is London. London is also the capital of England.

Capital City

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Location• The United Kingdom is circled here on the

world map.

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• The income of the United Kingdom is on average of about $39,604.

Income

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Pictures of United KingdomThe one below is Stonehenge.

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Major Industry

• The major industries in the United kingdom are machine tools, electric power equipment, automation equipment, railroad equipment, shipbuilding, automotive, aviation, electronics, coal, metal, chemicals, petroleum, paper products, food processing, and clothing.

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• The natural resources of United Kingdom are coal, oil, natural gas, tin, limestone, iron ore, salt, clay, chalk, gypsum, lead, and silica.

Natural Resources

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• The major religions in the United Kingdom are Christian, Muslim, Sikh, Hindu, Jewish, and Buddhism.

MAJOR RELIGIONS

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• Some of the holidays, celebrations and festivals in the United Kingdom last every month of the year. Some of them include Bank Holiday, Plough Monday, Candlemas Day, New Years, St. Patrick's Day, St. David’s Day, Shrove Tuesday, and many more.

Holidays ,Festivals, and Celebrations

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