London has been the capital of England and the UK for hundreds of years. It was originally chosen because it was inland - so less vulnerable to attack by a foreign power, but also connected to the sea via the River Thames.
No, London is NOT also known as England. London is a city. England is the country London is in. London is the capital city of England and the UK. Example: New York city is a city, America is the country which New York City is in.
London has been the largest city in England since the times of the romans, when it was called Londinium. It became the largest settlement because of the river Thames which provided a wide and deep waterway for the roman ships to travel inland.
They just move the sign capital and erase their history and put it somewhere else.
We know almost nothing about Shakespeare's early life, but sometime in the 1580's he seems to arrive in London and begin to work as a playwright. We do not know whether he traveled to London from Stratford upon Avon, where he grew up, or whether he had lived somewhere else in the meantime.
look somewhere else
The same as anywhere else in the Northern Hemisphere.
They had a right to leave England so long as they didn't go somewhere else illegally.
He lived in Stafford on Avon and in London.
He lives in los angeles and has a home in England
I depends on what country you are referring to when asking about the south. The south of England, South Africa, or the south of somewhere else.
Some went back to England or moved somewhere else, but some stayed.
tower bridge, mountains, and who else knows??