Historically, Great Britain has had rivalries with countries like France, Spain, and Germany. These rivalries have been shaped by competition for resources, political power, and cultural influence. However, it's important to note that relationships between countries are complex and can evolve over time.
germany
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Stonehenge
the creepy fat peoples
Freedom from Great Britains goverment. Now "All peole are created equal." Freedom from Great Britains goverment. Now "All peole are created equal."
Argentina
The answer is in of it's self
Number 5 as of the Olympics
They are chosen by Parliament
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a paliamentary system
King George III was the king of Great Britain in 1776.