United Kingdom

1. Royal County definitions incorporated in the UK Scotland, UK, Ireland and wales. As a whole in the UK they also have a language, culture and the same tribe. The only difference between the tribes and the other is the head of government in their respective - respective regions. Thus, the definition of a district that sutu unity of culture, language, and tribe but the area has the system of government is different.

2. When and why Northern Ireland joined the UK
since January 1, 1801 Ireland joined the United Kingdom and replaced Unitted Kingdom of Great Britain. The inclusion of Ireland with England leading to pros and cons. There are some Irish people who agree and there are unisex which is not the merger. Those who do not agree establish the Republic of Ireland, religion is not the same as the English, who is Catholic. For those who agree, they are members of Northern Ireland's name and religion of those being the same as the Protestant English. In addition to those because same religion, the union between England and North Ireland and has close geographic location and the government led by King George III.

3. Union Jack
British Flag Union Jack Jack The term refers to the flag flown from the ship's bowsprit, often showing citizenship. Jack is a city that was previously used to display all the flags. Jack is part of the name of King James I or James VI of Scotland. For each use, in the life of the Navy, called "Union Jack". In 1902 the Admiralty Ship circulars announcing God to decide the official name used and regarded as the National Union Jack flag was officially recognized as an alternative name for the Union Flag by the Navy and the DPR early 20th century.

St. George
England initially was blue and white cross symbol, but was replaced by St George to be a red cross. And the British flag is now drawing on a white background Red Cross. The cross is a symbol of England during the Middle Ages and the crusades.

St. Andrew

Color the flag said to derive from a cross made by white clouds in blue sky.

St. Patrick

St Patrick's Saltire red cross or X-shaped cross on a white field of St. Patrick is believed to be the patron saint of Ireland. Flag selected to represent the Order of St.. Patrick in the year 1783 and also used to represent Ireland in the Union Flag of the unity that comes from the British and Irish royal kingdom in 1801.

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