Wales

Ich Dien means "I serve". It's a kind of Welsh motto. Something like the Welsh eqivalent of "The Pledge of Allegience."

It is the motto of the Prince of Wales, rejected by some Welsh nationalists as belonging to the British monarchy.

Plaid Cymru was founded in August 1925 by the Welsh historian and writer Saunders Lewis, along with his colleagues H.R. Jones and Lewis Valentine. They were members of the militant nationalist group the Welsh Home Rule Army. Up until then, no separate political party had existed for Wales, although both the Labour and Liberal Parties supported Welsh home rule.

well it doesnt depend on anything human resources are jobs ,and natural resource is anything like, trees,paper,pencil,sand,bus,T.V,ANYTHING anda human resource is like,fire fighters, soft wares, singer, cook,vet,doctor,boss of resturounts =) anything go what you think of this is my popinion and i guess thats ur homework but go what you think of

you can find blue whales in the North Atlantic Ocean and the North of Pacific Ocean.

a lot

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Yes, people in Wales do celebrate Halloween.

There is no Mayor of Wales, at least in the same sense as there is a Mayor of London. Mayors are of towns, not countries. If you're wanting an answer to who 'rules' Wales, then it's really the Government that is 'in charge'. Although the UK parliament has overall authority, Wales has it's own assembly. The leader of which is Hywel Rhodri Morgan at the moment.

There are several, but the most famous one is the Pontsticill Aqueduct on the Llangollen Canal in North Wales. It was built by Thomas Telford between 1796 and 1801 entirely from iron, and towers on eight massive pillars 126 feet above the River Dee.

Next to it lies the Chirk railway viaduct.

During the times of Irish deprivation around the time of the great potato famine circa 1740 many Irish families crossed to the UK mainland to the nearest points Pembroke and Holyhead in particular. Many made their way to The Welsh Vallies to work in the coal mines that fed the Iron works in Merthyr Tydfil (Dowlais Iron Works) and to work at the docks in Cardiff and Swansea. Cardiff was the main transition area for coal, steel and iron leaving the industrial areas of South Wales.

There is three national parks in wales. these are Brecon Beacons in south east wales near Cardiff, Pembrokshire in south west wales and Snowdonia in mid and/or north west wales. Hope i helped you :)

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By no means! It's difficult to say who the most famous person in Wales is today, and it could be down to a matter of opinion- some might say Wales's First Minister Carwyn Jones, others might say one of Wales's past or present rugby stars such as Barry John or Gareth Edwards, still more might say entertainers like opera singer Bryn Terfel or comedian Max Boyce. I think it depends upon where your main interests lie.

The youngest child was 7 years old the oldest person to die was 78 years old

Christian Bale was born in Wales but considers himself English. Timothy Dalton was born in Wales and also says the same. Tom Jones is 25% Welsh ancestry and considers himself Welsh.

White European as a majority. However, the country is multi-cultural

No i am her friend and she is not famous or not that i know of but i am pretty sure she is just a regular person

they burnt down the pen y berth military airbase they were against the military bombing school

It's imposssible to know- statistics vary year upon year, up or down according to a number of factors.

All that can safely be said is that there are hundreds of thousands of bees in Wales, maybe close on a million.

That obviously depends on, where you start from, what route you take and how fast you drive.

Penzance and Penryn in Cornwall.

Penbryn in Wales.

It is eel like fish. Fishes and also eel fish,

Absolutely NOT!! It's a most beautiful little nation, rich in history, culture and tradition, and probably the most ancient part of the British Isles to be continuously inhabited by the same race.

It's natural beauty is outstanding, it has a most fascinating history (including being the country of origin of the Tudor monarchy, who ruled England for over 110 years), offers a huge range of activities to suit all tastes, superb food, and a proud heritage which includes it's own language (Welsh is the most widely-spoken of all the Celtic languages). The people are friendly, it has it's own devolved Government that has responsibility for everything except the criminal justice system, it's own radio and TV stations, an abundance of wildlife, and has achieved much in the field of sport.

It is a poor nation, but this is entirely due to the Centuries of exploitation and dominion it has been forced to endure at the hands of England, and in any case this situation is slowly being reversed by a steady increase in foreign investment in Welsh industry (mostly from Japan, Korea and Scandinavia). Also the weather is not generally good, due to it being a mountainous place- it often rains and is very cold in Winter (but this is the case in Scotland, Canada, the Northern USA and anywhere else that has many mountains).

So no indeed, it most definitely is NOT a 'crap country'- whatever put that idea into your head??!!

Shropshire is bordered by Flintshire, Denbighshire, Montgomeryshire, Radnorshire

which are in Wales and Cheshire, Staffordshire, Worcestershire and Herefordshire in England.

im 13yrs old and i live in wales in penbroke its boring i moved here about a month ago and theres nothing to do, im miles away from any shops or public places i moved down here with my dad, brother and sister its so dull i have made no friends because no-one down here knows me and i try to make friends and no-one cares. everyday i sit in the house with my sister and brother and watch tv the signals terrible and the weather well it keeps raining! i cant wait till i see my mum in september she lives in waltham abbey i have lived there since i was 3 yrs old and i miss it so much, my dad even regrets moving here.

I agree- the landscape is barren and it has nothing to do. the traditional food is crap and everything is waste like