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? asked in Society & CultureOther - Society & Culture · 1 decade ago

What symbols England?

What I mean is you could say Kilt or Bagpipes and think Scotland, Leprechaun or Pot of Gold for Ireland but what could you say for England that isn't Crumpets and Tea? I need to know this for my 3D Design work. Best answer gets 10 points.

Thanks

Anthony

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  • ?
    Lv 4
    1 decade ago
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    The rose is a national symbol, we have it on our rugby shirts. Ditto lions for football, they are probably the biggest symbol of England you'll find (though I'm not sure why). Crumpets and tea, though lovely, are a little stereotypical.

    Dragons are more of a Welsh thing, and St. George was Turkish.

    So roses and lions should do it.

  • ?
    1 decade ago

    St. George and the dragon

  • Dobato
    1 decade ago

    crown, queen, george and dragon, bitter, pork pie, curry, football?, obv tea & crumpets, big ben?, london eye?, obv the flag.

    I now i dunno

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