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What do you know about the United Kingdom?
http://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/es/word-games/fill-the-gap/cities-the-united-kingdom
Click on the link and play the game.
YEAR 6. THEY LIVE IN AUSTRALIA.
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BONFIRE NIGHT
What is Bonfire Night?
- Bonfire Night is derived from the traditional Guy Fawkes Night celebrations.
- It is a celebration which remembers the failed Gunpowder Plot to blow up the Houses of Parliament in London on 5th November 1605.
- The Gunpowder Plot aimed to kill the Protestant King and replace him with a Catholic Queen.
What happened on 5th November 1605?
- An anonymous letter was sent to some Catholics warning them to stay away from the House of Lords.
- A search of rented storerooms underneath the Houses of Parliament was ordered by the King on the 5th November.
- Guy Fawkes was found guarding explosives which had been placed underneath the House of Lords and hidden with wood and coal. He was part of a group of Catholics who had plotted to commit treason and kill the Protestant King of England, James I, by blowing up the Houses of Parliament with Gunpowder.
- Guy Fawkes was 35 years old. He was tortured until he revealed the names of the other conspirators. He was later executed along with the other conspirators.
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