Результаты исследования обучающихся в проекте It's time to explore — различия между версиями

Версия 12:01, 13 апреля 2018

Авторы и участники проекта

Байкова Анастасия Рябинина Татьяна Russian

Тема исследования группы

Изучение культуры и традиций Великобритании

Проблемный вопрос (вопрос для исследования)

Чем отличается культура Великобритании от культуры России?

Гипотеза исследования

Великобритания всегда была католическим государством, что ,в свою очередь, и повлияло на развитие ее культуры. Также мы считаем, что политический режим в немалой степени оказал влияние на традиции изучаемой страны.

Цели исследования

- Проанализировать зарождение культурных ценностей в Великобритании и составить отчет в виде презентации;

- религия и политический режим Великобритании;

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Результаты проведённого исследования

[The History Of British Culture]

RELIGION

The official state-sanctioned religion in the UK is the Church of England which is of the Christian Protestant faith. However, there has been a huge decline in the role of the Church in Britain since the middle of the last Century with less than half the population attending Church services or believing in God. It is estimated that a third of the population have no religious connection. Thirty percent of the UK population affiliates to the official Church of England while ten percent identify with the Roman Catholic religion. Those who affiliate to the Christian religion outside of Protestantism and Catholicism accept other Protestant denominations: Presbyterian, Baptist and Methodist. Whilst Christianity is the dominant religion in the UK, minority religions include Islam, Hinduism, Sikhism, Judaism and Buddhism.

THE U.K. PARLIAMENT

The British Parliament - like that of most larger countries - is bicameral, that is there are two houses or chambers. One tends to find unicameral legislatures in smaller nations such as Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Greece, Israel and New Zealand, although China and Iran are two larger nations with a single legislative chamber (but neither of these countries is a democracy). The British Parliament is often called Westminster because it is housed in a distinguished building in central London called the Palace of Westminster which stands out because of the clock tower at the south end (this is the Elizabeth Tower and it houses Big Ben) and the tower with a flag at the other end (this is the Victoria Tower). Although this is a grand building, it is in an appalling state of repair and it is planned that in 2025 Parliament will move out of the building for a £3.5 billion refurbishment programme lasting an estinated six years. The House of Commons will move to Richmond House and the House of Lords will relocate to the Queen Elizabeth II conference centre.

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