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    The document summarizes aspects of British culture, including: 1) Theatre has a rich history from Shakespeare to modern times with plays performed in various indoor and outdoor venues. 2) British music genres include blues rock, heavy metal, punk rock, folk rock, and newer styles like trip hop, drum and bass, and dubstep. 3) Traditional British cuisine includes fish and chips, roast beef, shepherd's pie, scones, and Eton mess for dessert. 4) Popular sports include cricket in the summer, football being the most popular, tennis at Wimbledon, and rugby in the fall.

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    The document summarizes aspects of British culture, including: 1) Theatre has a rich history from Shakespeare to modern times with plays performed in various indoor and outdoor venues. 2) British music genres include blues rock, heavy metal, punk rock, folk rock, and newer styles like trip hop, drum and bass, and dubstep. 3) Traditional British cuisine includes fish and chips, roast beef, shepherd's pie, scones, and Eton mess for dessert. 4) Popular sports include cricket in the summer, football being the most popular, tennis at Wimbledon, and rugby in the fall.

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    The document summarizes aspects of British culture, including: 1) Theatre has a rich history from Shakespeare to modern times with plays performed in various indoor and outdoor venues. 2) British music genres include blues rock, heavy metal, punk rock, folk rock, and newer styles like trip hop, drum and bass, and dubstep. 3) Traditional British cuisine includes fish and chips, roast beef, shepherd's pie, scones, and Eton mess for dessert. 4) Popular sports include cricket in the summer, football being the most popular, tennis at Wimbledon, and rugby in the fall.

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    British Culture

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    The document summarizes aspects of British culture, including: 1) Theatre has a rich history from Shakespeare to modern times with plays performed in various indoor and outdoor venues. 2) British music genres include blues rock, heavy metal, punk rock, folk rock, and newer styles like trip hop, drum and bass, and dubstep. 3) Traditional British cuisine includes fish and chips, roast beef, shepherd's pie, scones, and Eton mess for dessert. 4) Popular sports include cricket in the summer, football being the most popular, tennis at Wimbledon, and rugby in the fall.

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    Prepared by:

    Chaimaa chouwak
    Khaoula bouslam
    Ihssane siari
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    1-Theatre :
     British theatre has a rich history, from playwrights like William
    Shakespeare to actors like Laurence Olivier.

     In Shakespeare's time, a stage wasn't just one type of space; plays


    had to be versatile. The same play might be produced in an outdoor
    playhouse, an indoor theater, a royal palace ,or, for a company on
    tour.

     there was an increased interest in sentimental comedy and domestic


    tragedy both of which replaced comedy.

    3
    2-Music:

     British music include blues rock, heavy metal, hard rock, punk
    rock, British folk rock, folk punk, acid jazz, trip hop, drum and
    bass, grime, Britpop, Industrial and dubstep.

    4
    3-cuisine:

    The full LUNCH: Toad in Fish and


    breakfast SANDWISH hole:dinner Chips:
    dinner

    5
    DINNER: Pie and CREAM TEA SHEPHERD’S
    ROAST chips: SCONE:
    BEEF SNACK
    PIE
    dinner

    6
    ETON MESS:
    DESSERT

    7
    4-SPORTS AND LEISURE:

     CRICKET:
    Cricket, England‘s national summer sport, which is now played
    throughout the world, particularly in Australia, India and Pakistan.

    Cricket is played on village greens and in towns/ cities on sundays from


    April to August.

    8
     Football:
    The most popular sport in england and been played for hundreds of
    years.

    Some of englands football teams are world famous.

    The most famous being Manchester United and Liverpool.

    9
     TENNIS
    It started at a small club in south london in the nineteenth century,
    Millions of people watch the championships on TV Live
    It is traditional for visitors to eat strawberries and cream whilst they
    watch the tennis.

    10
     RUGBY
    It is similar to football, but played with an oval ball, Players can carry
    the ball and tackle each other. The best rugby teams compete in the super
    league final each September.

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    6-Fashion:
    LADY ’S FORMAL DRESS 1802:

    THERE WAS GREAT INTEREST AT THIS TIME IN


    ANCIENT GREECE AND ROME, AND THIS LADY
    WEARS ‘FASHIONABLE FULL DRESS’, THE STYLE
    BASED ON THE DRAPERY OF CLASSICAL
    STATUES. THE WAIST IS HIGH AND
    UNCORSETTED, AND THE MATERIALS LIGHT IN
    COLOUR AND TEXTURE.

    12
    DAY CLOTHES ABOUT 1825

    THE MAN WEARS ELEGANT WALKING DRESS ALSO


    WITH A SLIGHT FULLNESS AT THE SHOULDER AND A
    WAISTCOAT WITH LAPELS. HE WEARS TIGHT
    PANTALOONS ACCEPTABLE FOR DAY WEAR AFTER
    ABOUT 1805 AND WEARS A HIGHER ‘TOP’ HAT.

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    “THE NEW LOOK” 1947

    IN 1947 CHRISTIAN DIOR PRESENTED A FASHION LOOK WITH A


    FITTED JACKET WITH A NIPPED IN WAIST AND FULL CALF
    LENGTH SKIRT. IT WAS A DRAMATIC CHANGE FROM THE
    WARTIME AUSTERITY STYLES

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    7-Habits:

    -APOLOGISING
    -QUEUING
    -TALKING ABOUT THE WEATHER
    -KEEPING A STIF UPPER LIPS
    -HAVING A CUP OF TEA
    -SARCASM/IRONY
    -SAYING CHEERS

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