Anglocentrism.... It's an expression originating in the 19th century, that reflected the enormous influence the English had over the rest of the word due the massive British Empire.
The obvious include Language, political system (Westminster parliamentary), religion (Anglican church), sport (most popular modern sports have British origin) and law (English law), which were spread both peacefully and forcefully upon other cultures that were reached by the British Empire's sphere of influence.
British customs and culture are still widely used now, most obviously the English language.
England
The separatists left England because they heard of the new world in America and wanted to start a new life there.
they were all over the world, Germany, Austria, England ETC.
It's a secret society in England
the CPU changed the world in many different ways. the CPU has broaded the world's search for different information.
world war 2 started when England didn't like the ways of the Germans so they bombed their harbor and started world war 2. world war 2 started when England didn't like the ways of the Germans so they bombed their harbor and started world war 2.
yes it has in good ways and bad ways :(
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AirplaneBoatTrainCarWalk
In England, 1000 ways to die is shown on CI
What are the 5 ways that jefferson believes england has acted against her american colonies
In England.
Fly or take a ferrry
World War 1 affected England and Germany.
It was in the year 1966, England won the world cup then.
England won the world cup in the 60s.