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Who is the symbol for England and the English people?
Jhon Bull is the symbol for England and their people
What is the unit of currency and its symbol in England?
England is part of the United Kingdom. The currency in the UK is the British pound (also called the pound sterling), symbol: £
What is the symbol for New England Realty Associates Limited Partnership in the AMEX?
The symbol for New England Realty Associates Limited Partnership in the AMEX is: NEN.
Why does Scotland have a rose for rugby?
Scotland has a thistle, which is a national symbol. The rose is the symbol used by England.
When was the symbol for angles first used and by who?
1750 in England
What does the st George cross symbol mean?
The St. George's Cross is a symbol used in various contexts, including being the flag of England. It is named after Saint George, the patron saint of England. The symbol is also commonly associated with bravery, chivalry, and patriotism.
What is this - called in England?
potatoes are called sbuds If you mean the symbol "-" then in the United Kingdom, of which England is a part, it is called a "hyphen".
Who was it that gave the greek symbol pi?
That was William Jones, from England, in 1705
Early New England - describe the symbols of mortality and after-life depicted on their gravestones?
The New England symbol of mortality that was often engraved on gravestones included a skull. The symbol that depicted after life was a skull with wings.
What is the symbol for pound in french?
- the symbol for the pound (British Currency) translated in French "la livre" is £ as in England,- the "hash" key symbol (#) and the related weight unit are not used in France.
Why isn't the Queen of England allowed to wear red?
Because red is a symbol of evil
What money does England use now?
England uses the pound sterling, divided into 100 units called pence (singular : penny) The symbol for pound is £, written in front of the amount. The symbol for pence is p, written after amounts less than £1.
