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Соединенное Королевство представляло существующую конституционную монархию, где король имел мало политической власти. Виктория пыталась повлиять на политику правительства и назначение министров. Для народа она стала национальной иконой и считалась человеком строгой морали.
В 1840 году Виктория вышла замуж за Альберта Саксо-Кобург-Готского. Браки их девяти
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The statue of Boudica, the ancient warrior who became one
of the symbols of the British nation, can be attributed to a
number of paradoxes London. The fact that Boudicca in 60, in
61 year, fighting with the Romans, treated the London
(Londinium) cruelly: it had burned down. Despite this, the
appearance of the first British "iron lady" immortalized on the
Western exit c of Westminster bridge.
London's first drinking fountain landmark, which is
easy to miss. On the corner of Holborn Viaduct and
the health of Londoners campaign.
Helsport street stands the Church of the Holy
Sepulchre, and the fence built this same fountain
that marked the beginning of a very important to
Admiralty arch.
Admiralty arch is an imposing
building with five through-
passages in the beginning, the
Mall, near Charing Cross and
Trafalgar square. The arch set at
the beginning of the twentieth
century king Edward VII in
memory of his great mother,
Queen Victoria. The place for the
building of the monument was
well chosen: it closes the
perspective from Buckingham
Palace and Victoria memorial in
Trafalgar square.
Cabot tower.
Cabot tower is located in
the city of Bristol, UK. It is
located in the Park on
Brandon hill, not far from
the city centre.
The tower was built in
honor of the famous sailor
John Cabot, in
commemoration of the
400th anniversary of his
expedition. A native of Italy,
seafarer Giovanni Kaboto in
1494 moved to England,
where his name altered on
English harmony. In 1497
on the ship "the Matthew",
John Cabot reached the
Tower “Oxo”
• Tower "Oxo", standing on the South Bank of the Thames near Blackfriars
bridge, clearly visible from opposite the Victoria embankment. This
building looks unusual – a red-brick facade overlooking the Thames and
tower light gray with a strange Windows look like two different
buildings. The history of the building is also unusual.
Big Ben.
.
• Big Ben (Big Ben) is the
nickname of the main bell of
the clock tower of the Palace
of Westminster. There is a
tradition to baptize the Church
bells and give them the name
of a Saint, but this bell most
likely got his nickname after
sir Benjamin Hall, who led the
work on installing the bells.
Weighing nearly 14 tons and a
height of three meters, it is
the second largest bell in
Britain, after Great Paul – the
bells of St. Paul's in London
Snowdonia.
• Snowdonia is a national Park,
the first national Park of
Wales and one of the first
three in great Britain,
following the peak district
and the Lake district. It is
located in the Northern part
of Wales. The name
Snowdonia is derived from
the name of mount Snowdon
– the highest in Wales (1085
m), originally it meant only
the mountain, but with the
creation in 1951 of the
national Park that was the
name of the entire Park
Green Park.
Green Park, the smallest of
London's Royal parks (it is
only 19 acres), no wonder
is called "the green" –
"Green". It has no water,
no buildings, only trees and
lawns. Once in this place
hunted deer and fought
duels. Charles II bought the
site just to be able to go
from Hyde Park to St.
James's Palace on their
own land, but then loved
the new Park, constructed
one of the first in England
glaciers, to entertain
guests with cold drinks.
According to legend, Queen
Catherine learned that her
loving husband picks some
flowers in the Park for
another woman, then
ordered to pull out there all
the colors and more of
them not to plant. Was it or
was not, but the
Victoria
the name
(born. Victoria,
christened
Alexandrina Victoria, Eng. Alexandrina Victoria; May
24, 1819 - 22 yanvarya1901) - Queen of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland from 20 June
1837 until his death, Empress of India May 1, 1876
(the proclamation in India - January 1, 1877).
of
Victoria
Victoria was the daughter of Edward, Duke of Kent, the
fourth son of George III. Both of them died in 1820,
and Victoria grew up under the supervision of
German mother
Saxe-Coburg-
Zaalfeldskoy. She inherited the throne at age 18, as
all three older brothers her father died, leaving no
legitimate children. By this time the United Kingdom
representing the existing constitutional monarchy,
where the king had little political power. Victoria
tried to influence the policy of the government and
the appointment of ministers. For the people it has
become a national icon and was considered a man
of strict morality.
In 1840 Victoria married Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.
Marriages their nine children with the royal and
noble families to strengthen ties between the
dynasties of Europe and brought Victoria the
nickname "The grandmother of Europe". When in
1861 Albert died, Victoria went into mourning and
stopped appearing in public. As a result, it gained
strength republicanism, but later the popularity of
the queen recovered. Golden and Diamond Jubilee
of Queen Victoria celebrated throughout the empire.
Victoria stayed on the throne '63 seven months and two
days and the second largest after the duration of
the reign of Elizabeth II. The Victorian era was a
period of industrial, cultural, political, scientific and
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