Does Great Britain/England have a separation of Church and State?
In America we have to worry about offending every other religion, hense many people choose to say "Happy Holidays" and all work places have rules against having "Christmas" parties and other religious events. Is it that way in England? Do businesses have Christmas Parties, and give days off for Christian holidays? Specifically Christian, here we "have off for the hollidays" which is basically Christmas, even though the ACLU nut bags are hard at work stealing that from us too.
Religion & Spirituality - 4 Answers
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I do believe England is a Catholic state, that is what is meant by separation of church and state, the government can't mandate everyone go to a particular denomination.
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No, the Queen is the head of the Anglican Church. Although ironically, religion in government is less of an issue in the UK.
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No, and they are quite secular. And stop being so arrogant. There are a ton of winter holidays in November and December. The world doesn't revolve around your beliefs and likes. And, by the way, the ACLU is all about protecting people's constitutional rights *including* their freedom of religion. http://www.aclu.org/religion/gen/27282res20061103.html
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Yes, Monsuieur! It was established by Henry Vlll, to allow him to marry many women, at seperate times, inside a church, thus he created his own church. Enjoy.
Monday, June 7, 2010
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
How should I go about attending a school in Great Britain
How should I go about attending a school in Great Britain?
I really want to attend a school in Great Britain but I have a few questions. I have scoured over the internet but it is really hard to find the information I want.These are my questions: 1. Is there financial aids for Americans? (In the US we have aid for foreigners) 2. Health care. Our health care systems are completely different. How would that work? 3. Student loans? 4. How would grades translate? I have pretty good grades by American standards. (Almost a 4.0) Would I even stand a chance at admissions? (by the time I finish high school I may have over a 4.0 because of all the advanced classes)
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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Contact the school and ask them directly./
I really want to attend a school in Great Britain but I have a few questions. I have scoured over the internet but it is really hard to find the information I want.These are my questions: 1. Is there financial aids for Americans? (In the US we have aid for foreigners) 2. Health care. Our health care systems are completely different. How would that work? 3. Student loans? 4. How would grades translate? I have pretty good grades by American standards. (Almost a 4.0) Would I even stand a chance at admissions? (by the time I finish high school I may have over a 4.0 because of all the advanced classes)
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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Contact the school and ask them directly./
Friday, May 21, 2010
why did the Industrial Revolution begin in Britain rather than in other European nations or the Americas
why did the Industrial Revolution begin in Britain rather than in other European nations or the Americas?
a. in additon to resources & technology, Britain had the right economic, political, & social conditions. b. Britain had the largest population & the greatest availability of working-age men. c. other nations did not have ready access to a large number of ports & waterways. d. European nations provided Britain with funding for many of its technological advancements.
History - 4 Answers
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I think, of the four choices listed, "A" is the best
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I think more than one of those is right, if not all of them. As for why it started in Britain instead of America, America was still a developing country. It was working to develop its government and such. It wasn't ready to start an Industrial Revolution.
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its a
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i would choose A Historians such as Kenneth Pomeranz, R Bin Wong and Andre Gunder Frank support the theory that Britain industrialised first primarily because of the location of coal (e.g. resources) and innovation (new technolgy) B is incorrect and Britain didnt have the largest population C is incorrect as countries like China or India had access to seas and used the flow of water to transport materials/products D ... i havent really heard of any countries providing Britain with funding. it would seem unlikely as most of the countries were competing with each other for supremacy etc but im not to sure
a. in additon to resources & technology, Britain had the right economic, political, & social conditions. b. Britain had the largest population & the greatest availability of working-age men. c. other nations did not have ready access to a large number of ports & waterways. d. European nations provided Britain with funding for many of its technological advancements.
History - 4 Answers
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I think, of the four choices listed, "A" is the best
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I think more than one of those is right, if not all of them. As for why it started in Britain instead of America, America was still a developing country. It was working to develop its government and such. It wasn't ready to start an Industrial Revolution.
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its a
4 :
i would choose A Historians such as Kenneth Pomeranz, R Bin Wong and Andre Gunder Frank support the theory that Britain industrialised first primarily because of the location of coal (e.g. resources) and innovation (new technolgy) B is incorrect and Britain didnt have the largest population C is incorrect as countries like China or India had access to seas and used the flow of water to transport materials/products D ... i havent really heard of any countries providing Britain with funding. it would seem unlikely as most of the countries were competing with each other for supremacy etc but im not to sure
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