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Nowadays many countries try to develop their education by their own rules, but this development process is intended for the system. This system varies from one country to the other. This essay demonstrates the education system in France and the United Kingdom; also making aspects of differences and similarities between both systems. Different countries have different form of teaching according to my researches there are more differences as similarity in UK and France education system. The…

favours a more thick conception of the rule of law where ‘substantive’ elements are also protected, such as fundamental human rights. He also believed there must be compliance by the state towards its international legal obligations. Due to the United Kingdoms’ dualist nature, the Human Rights Act is derived from the European Convention of Human Rights. When looking at the Human Rights Act, the initial section 3(1) may raise the possibility that parliamentary sovereignty is limited as it…

which ended with a treaty between the Irish Republican Army and the British government. Foundation of IRA was in 1916, because there was disagreement about whether Ireland should become a Republican and become independent or stay a part of the United Kingdom (Northern Ireland). Looking ahead, Bloody Sunday, was one of the most significant and possibly most unjust, events of the Northern Ireland Conflict and increased religious and Irish nationalist hostility towards the British Army. The…

Industrial Revolution Throughout history, there have always been educational, economical, artistic, political and cultural revolutions. These developments have had changes and impacts on people's lives, one revolution that has forever changed history is the Industrial Revolution. During the Industrial Revolution, there were many effects, like child labor, public health, income, urbanization and so on. However, it had three major influences which were technology, transportation and the…

What politicians say matter a lot. Jean-Paul Sartre has rightly said, "Words are loaded pistols." A case in point are the increased hate crimes in the United Kingdom and the United States now and in Nepal in the wake of the Madhesh Movement. Xenophobic and Europhobic words of British leaders inspired the nearly 50 percent rise in hate crimes in Britain. Several British leaders campaigned for Britain 's exit -- Brexit -- from the European Union deploying bigotry, xenophobia and Europhobia --…

An international language refers to a language in widespread use as a foreign language or second language (Richards et al.,1992, p.234). Over the years, the English language has reached a status of the international language, and has played an important role around the world for economic, education, scientific and entertainment exchange between nations and particularly between people, and commonly is characterized as a lingua franca. According to Crystal (1997), today, more people use English…

Northern Part of the country became separate and remained part of of the UK. There was a great amount of violence there because of the Catholic Nationalist and the Protestant extremists, up until The Good Friday Agreements in 1998 (“Irish”). The United Kingdom at this time was becoming a Protestant country, and Ireland had been mainly Catholic before Britain. The two different religions had issues ever since Protestant started in England. Which in return could have helped motivate the groups.…

London Is the capital of the United Kingdom, which is made up of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The city lies in the south-east of England and covers an area of about 609 square miles on either side of Thames River. With a population of over 8.63 million, London is the largest city in the UK. One of London's most popular physical features is the River Thames. The Thames cuts across southern England, London is one of the cities it passes through. Another one of London’s most popular…

The Battle of Normandy was a battle in World War II and a huge one in World War II. This battle was one of the turning points in the war that eventually led to the end of the war, and has become known as the start of the end of war in Europe, and one of the bloodiest battles in history. The Battle of Normandy was a battle that lasted two months, starting on June 6th, 1944, and reaching the end of the battle at the end of August of that year, 1944. The Battle of Normandy took place on French…

The Battle of Jutland was fought by the German (Central Powers) and British fleets (Allies). The objectives for the Central Powers were to abolish the blockade put up on Germany. This action was declared by Germany High Seas Fleet commander, Admiral Reinhardit von Scheer. The objectives for the Allied Powers was to stop the Germany High Seas Fleet from getting into the Atlantic Ocean, which would create difficulties for Britain’s merchant fleet. During this fleet battle, the combatants were…