Essays on British

Chariots of Fire is a classic film with fantastic running sequences. Colin Welland wrote the script, David Puttnam produced it, and Ian Charleson, Ben Cross, and Hugh Hudson directed it (Carter, 1983). The core focus centers around the British class hierarchy, which governed the nation after World War I. Two…

The President, Vice President, Cabinet, government branches, autonomous bodies, and other boards, commissions, and committees comprise the administration. It is in charge of carrying out and enforcing rules. Since the Americans suffered immensely under the British empire, the framers of the constitution were reluctant to grant the executive so much…

The British presence in Nigeria, like that of most African nations, was marked by indirect rule and divide-and-rule methods of government. The local people maintained their government mechanisms through this scheme. However, the politicians were forced to serve as colonialist agents by imposing law and order and raising taxes. Divide…

From the early twentieth century until the late 1970s, British politics was dominated by the Labour party with an emphasis on creating a powerful and comprehensive welfare state. This is exemplified by organizations such as the NHS, which has made healthcare a constitutionally guaranteed right. However, the economic crisis provided…

T. H. White’s novel “The Once and Future King,” based on Sir Thomas Malory’s Le Morte d’Arthur, is a respected work that was first published in 1958. (Brewer 5). The book “The Once and Future King” is a compilation of shorter novels published between 1938 and 1941, with much newer…

Movie is the most renowned medium of art in the present time and is more popular than industry in terms of prizes, contes and stars. Yet the British economy worth 4.8 billion pounds a year and in 2009 amassed over GBP 800 million of world trade surplus. Nevertheless, the cultural…

The Côte d’Azur, also known as the French Riviera, is the Mediterranean shore of France’s southeastern reaches. It includes the Principality of Monaco. The area has no formal boundaries and is thought to stretch the Italian-French frontier to the west to the French Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region. The beachfront area was…