How have different cultures like race & religion made Britain different?
Britain has been a melting pot of races for thousands of years. Picts, Celts, Britons, Romans, Vikings, Angles, Saxons, Normans… refugees from Europe, people from countries colonised by Britain, visitors who have come because it is cool or has a great cultural tradition… All of these different flows of people have left an imprint somewhere or other in the nation, making it a kaleidoscope of colourful historical interest. It is also itself comprised of different nations, each with their own culture and religious traditions. Due to the recent proximity of its colonial past, it also has a language that is universally recognised as the first international language, but which itself is a hybrid of languages from continental Europe peppered with words and idioms from all over the world. Not only is the language a hybrid, so are it’s people, with the highest level of racial inter-marriage of any country in the world and one of the most international diets – the most popular meal in Britai
