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The Custom of Drinking Tea

The tea was discovered by the chinese 5 thousand years ago. Later the english incorporated the tradition of drinking tea at five in the afternon, hour when the workers stop working. And was in the XVIII century when a english sailor gifted a pack of tea to a neighbour of the Valparaíso port and told him what that drink was so popular in England. And how Valparaíso was a obligatory stop, the tea was taking notoriety

For these years in Chile the people also consumed the yerba mate. And during the constuction of the Cal y Canto bridge in 1767 as a measure to pay for the contruction was implemented a tax on the mate, that made the chileans drink the tea.

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A Little of England in Chile
The tea: The Culture of tea Is original of china, but the british copy them and bring it to Chile. It make a customb in Chile, the tea Time or just tea knowest for chileans

British last names in chileans: Another interesting legacy are the lots of british last names in Chile, for example: Johnson, Williams, Jones ,Brown, etc.

British people in Chile : Chile has the highest population of british descendants

de british in américa latina con más de 700.000chileans descendants de british .The legacy of the British are noticeableya Because our society was very similar butpero maxe As they say make to the chilean

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The English had an important presence in the port of Valparaíso since an important English community was established between 1850 and 1950 located in the plan and cheerful hill of Valparaíso, there they inaugurated several schools, newspapers, Masonic lodges, sports clubs and in general they did everything what is possible to recreate the British way of life A serious example in architectural works such as the British Arch is a monument located on Avenida Brasil, in the plan of the city of Valparaíso.  It was donated in 1910 by the British colony located in Valparaíso on the occasion of the Centennial of the Independence of Chile and was inaugurated in 1911. It is the work of the French architect Alfredo Azancot.

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The English had an important presence in the port of Valparaíso since an important English community was established between 1850 and 1950 located in the plan and cheerful hill of Valparaíso, there they inaugurated several schools, newspapers, Masonic lodges, sports clubs and in general they did everything what is possible to recreate the British way of life A serious example in architectural works such as the British Arch is a monument located on Avenida Brasil, in the plan of the city of Valparaíso.  It was donated in 1910 by the British colony located in Valparaíso on the occasion of the Centennial of the Independence of Chile and was inaugurated in 1911. It is the work of the French architect Alfredo Azancot.

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Miss yo le aviso que todo estará desordenado pero se entenderá :).
CHINA. Según cuenta la leyenda china, el té surgió de la mano del emperador Shen-Nung, quien vivió hace unos 5.000 años A.C. Un día, el emperador se sentó bajo la sombra de un árbol para descansar y hervir agua, como era su costumbre, cuando unas hojas de ese árbol cayeron de manera casual en el agua.
Tenemos que remontarnos al año 1650, cuando el té se introdujo en Reino Unido. Fue la portuguesa Catalina de Braganza, esposa del rey Carlos II de Inglaterra, la que lo puso de moda entre la nobleza inglesa
En Inglaterra es tradicional servir el pastel de calabaza con maíz dulce, zapallo, uvas de concordia, nueces, frambuesas, arándanos rojos, arándanos azules, hongos, pavo, cangrejo, almejas, y langosta.
es tradicional de la cocina estadounidense, donde se prepara generalmente a finales de otoño y principios de invierno, especialmente para Halloween, Día de Acción de Gracias y Navidad.

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El legado cultural de los británicos en Chile es notable ya que la sociedad chilena en general es igual a la británica, el otro legado interesante es el té o once más conocido en Chile
Chile tiene mayor poblacion de descendientes de británicos en América Latina. Más de 700.000 chilenos descendientes de británicos también la gran cantidad de apellidos británicos

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In Chile at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, some technological advances such as trams and railways, which arrived in 1898, the telegraph arrived in 1852 by William Wheelwright, at the same time he was the first to bring the railroad to Chile and in bringing the first gas lighting system, these advances could help transport and be able to communicate to Chile, the English also contributed to the economy by coming to Chile to invest and buy saltpeter.
England architecture also influenced a lot in Chile, mainly in Valparaiso, some structures that come from England are some types of houses and some specific structures such as arches, also Valparaiso in general has a lot of the style and type of England architecture.

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Origins and Dates:

During the 19th and 20th Century, the British alongside the Italians and Spanish people came to Chile and introduced their sports. They came to Valparaiso in its ports, Chilean sport originated in the town of Valparaiso in the second half of the 19th century by the British and their descendants born in Chile who began to ride horses, and then played cricket. In 1870, badminton and tennis courts had been built. Then rugby and football clubs were founded with British names that continue to be used, as Wanderers and Everton are still present in the port and its neighboring city, Viña del Mar.

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° The porteños of the time, education characterized above all men, since they had to be correct, knowledgeable and of good manners.

• British immigration in Chile refers to when the British began to live in Chilean territory between 1840 and 1914.

• Children from English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish families attended schools founded by the English themselves, the oldest being the Mackay School 1857.

• The British believed that education was essential to maintain their culture.

In the 19th century they began to found schools in Valparaíso.

• They had a harsh discipline, and they prepared their students with a technical education, although in the same way the tradition, on the part of some British families, was to send their students children to be educated in England: It was customary until around 1950 that families who had the economic means sent them to study in the United Kingdom, until the war. When they could not send them to England, they were sent to Saint George College in Buenos Aires, which was the most Southern Cone English 20.

• For those who were educated in Chile, there were several schools

British in the Valparaíso region during the first decades of the 20th century.

For example, the San Pedro school, which included sixty students in total and included a boarding school for children who came from

northern cities, or even Peru.

• In addition, the schools greatly fostered such devotion. An example of this is that it was customary for children to read the Bible.

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Starting with the England sports, there are a lot of them in Chile but a few of them are so famous, Futbol, Tenis and Rugby.

The origin of the Futbol started in 1863 when a man called Ebenezer Cobb Morley and his Friends started the rules of the games in meetings of taverns, founding the first Football Association in this place.

The tenis is a another popular england sport. This sport has been invented in 1859 by the comand Thomas Harry Gem, a attorney and his friend Batista Pereira, a spanish dealer but he leaved in birminghan. They played the sport at the first time on a lawn, in the Edgbaston área, calling that “pelota” because the spanish Batista.

The rugby is a similar sport at the american football. The origin of this sport starts in 1823 by a student William Webb Ellis from the Rugby school, he was playing soccer, but he’s starts to cheating, taking the ball with his hands and run to the goal, this action makes the bases for the rugby.

Facts: The futbol is the most popular sport in Chile and all arround the world, Chile have two olimpycs gold medals, only in tennis, this medals has been obtained by Nicolas Massu in solos and duos at the same tournament.

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At the beginning of the 19th century, the rise of the Republic and its declaration of free trade attracted hundreds of Britons to our country.

Some foods they brought are.

Full English Breakfast.

Sometimes called simply a full English breakfast, an English breakfast, a cooked breakfast, or a fried, a full English breakfast is a really hearty and energetic way to start your day.

Roast dinner.

Sunday lunch in the UK is also like a Sunday roast.

Bacon Sandwich

It is a favorite for quick breakfast in the whole of the UK.

Fish and chips

Thick chunks of potato chips, most often soaked in vinegar and sprinkled with salt, are served with a large chunk of battered fish, sometimes accompanied by soft peas, tartar sauce, or a generous lemon wedge.

Cod and haddock are the most common types of fish, but you will also find other varieties, such as plaice, rock salmon, and haddock.

Strawberries and Cream

Nothing is better in early summer than strawberries and cream, which are popular as a light dessert in the British Isles.

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Valparaíso is Chile's main port, and due to the emerging nitrate industry in the north, it became a crossroads for ships coming from Europe, bringing equipment and personnel for newspapers, firefighting, railroads, steam engines, and others. Immigrants from England, Italy and Spain came to work in the hills mining nitrate. but the immigrants yearned for the customs of the old continent, especially the British. Chilean sport originated in the town of Valparaiso in the second half of the 19th century by the British and their descendants born in Chile, who began to ride horses, and then played criquet. In 1870, badminton and tennis courts had been built. Then rugby and football clubs were created with British names that continue to be used, as Wanderers and Everton are still present in the port and its neighboring city, Viña del Mar. Sport initially served as a demonstration of spirit and promoted the health of its followers, but later became an expression of entertainment that would gain spectators and fans.