National Holiday Project 12th grade by Eileen Lebuy A.

Javier-Nacho-Pedrono- Tomás

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4 Marcela- Ignacia R.

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4 Claudia- Ignacia- Sofía

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Florencia-Génesis- Carlos- Vale

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4 Cata-Lautaro-Isidora-Diego C-Oriana

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Lautaro

2021-09-06 13:38:42 UTC

Britain had invested a lot of money into Chile and this helped Chile’s navy, and this made it kind of a super power in the south of America.

Genesis

2021-09-06 13:59:27 UTC

In Valparaiso there is a lot f english influence and we can see it in our gastronomy, an example of this is a custom we have of drinking tea many times a day like the english, we call this habit "tea time". We usally accompany this drink with food, such as the lemon pie, wich has a British origin as well as "tea time", this dessert has great approval by the chileans.

vale

2021-09-06 14:09:10 UTC

I wouldn't say that Chilean food has recieved most of its influence from Britain, it's more like a mixing of Spanish, French, German, British and Indigenous cousine influence, but from my point of view the thing that has remained until today is tea, Chile is one of the countries that drinks more tea in Latin America, in the supermarket it's one of the largest sections. We have also adopted the "tea time" and call it "once" although that has a diferent meaning, the tea is often acompanied of a sweet pastry or just bread, that it's often eaten during the whole day.
I have also found that the Delicious lemon pie was present since the middle ages and often prepared for feasts organized by the Queen Elizabeth of England.

Marcela Aguilera - Customs

mxrceaguilera — 2021-09-06 14:13:47 UTC

Did you notice what Chile have in common with England?

In Chile we have 18.95 millions of people while England has 55.98 millions, a big difference but we are similar in our lifes, with our customs like the ''tea time'' Anna Maria Stanhope, the Duchess of Bedford, is credited with having begun afternoon teatime. When she returned to London, the Duchess started the practice by inviting friends to visit for "drink tea eat bread and fines cakes " Even if the tradition of take a tea in the afternoon began in Chile as an excuse to drink alcohol we normalized it in our lives through now.

But what about our loved football?

Yes, England brought us football founding the first football club called Santiago Wanderers, in Valparaíso year 1896. In 1830 the merchant ships found in Valparaíso a safe port to store and distribute their products. And trying to recreate the English way of life in our country they brought us their traditions.

Ignacia R.

2021-09-06 14:16:36 UTC

The british have played an important role in our customs and activities in Chile, thanks to globalization. The fact that tea time exists "Once", is an example of how british customs influenced Chile. Tea time, in fact, was originally created as an excuse to drink brandy in colonial times.
In other countries, this isn't common because the English immigrants who came to Chile brought it. In fact, Chile is one of the countries where English customs are most present. Another example of this is football, with the founding of "Santiago Wanderers Football Club", now simply known as "Santiago Wanderers".
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Diego C.

2021-09-06 14:17:21 UTC

Aston Martin, the luxury sports car brand, announced the opening of its first dealership in Chile. Marking the arrival of the British brand in South America.

Aston Martin Santiago will open together with León Ltda owned by Martín Borda, Hugo León and Matías Velasco its showroom in the commune of Vitacura in the autumn of 2010. With this, the place will be installed in one of the most exclusive and elegant neighborhoods of Santiago.

In its first year of operation the dealership will have more than fifteen luxury and sporty cars of the British brand, including the agile V8 Vantage, the sleek DB9, the DBS badge and the long-awaited four-door Rapide.

Pedrono

2021-09-06 14:17:27 UTC

The first time was in charge of the Doctor of historian and sports journalist, Gonzalo Serrano, who reviewed the beginnings of football in Chile. The so called "king sport" would arrive in our country at the end of the XIX and beginning of the XX centuries by the hand of the English. For this reason, it is not surprising that city’s port, such as Valparaiso, has English named , Everton or Rangers. Nor is it surprising, then, that Anglo-Saxon terms are still used during matches, such as “off line”, “corner” or “foul”.

Javier Ahumada

2021-09-06 14:17:34 UTC

Influence english in sports valparaiso

The English had an important presence in Valparaíso, during the 19th century. In fact, the first national football club is Santiago Wanderers, which was founded in Valparaíso in 1896 and is still active today.

In Chile, the first tennis courts emerged in Valparaíso, during the 1880s. In the last decade of the 19th century the first clubs appeared, also in the Valparaíso and Viña del Mar area. Along with the turn of the century, the first clubs and courts in Santiago. In 1920 the Lawn Tennis Association of Chile was founded, now the Chilean Tennis Federation.

Sofía

2021-09-06 14:19:03 UTC

In education, the british influence is present because most schools in Chile teach english as a second language especially in schools that specialize in british english.
English schools in Chile belong an association called "Association Of British School in Chile" (ABSCH) to have some common goals thats schools in England have.

Claudia

2021-09-06 19:25:42 UTC

La fundación del colegio "Santiago College" se produjo en la Guerra del Pacífico. A la mitad del año 1880 se arrendó una casa. Esta construcción de tres pisos fue el origen de este colegio, fundado por misioneros metodistas norteamericanos y caracterizado por una educación de vanguardia.
El colegio fue fundado el 1° de octubre de 1880.
Se inició como un internado de niñas y fue el primer colegio en Chile que enseñó educación física, deporte y otros ramos como geología y geografía a mujeres.

Ignacia

2021-09-07 13:13:40 UTC

THE VALPARAISO ARTIZAN SCHOOL (1857-1877) The objective of the creation of the School was to provide a special education for children of British, American and especially poor Scottish artisans who worked in the railway workshops in Valparaíso in the mid-19th century.
Peter Mackay accepted the job of Rector and moved to Valparaíso on October 8, 1857. Due to the rapid growth of the College, in 1861 an assistant professor was sought. George Sutherland arrived in Valparaíso from the "Moray House Training College" in Edinburgh.
After Mackay's death in 1905, Sutherland and Robertson changed the name of the establishment to "The Mackay School," in homage to its co-founder and former partner.

Ignacio

2021-09-07 13:30:05 UTC

Everton its an sports institution in Chile in the city of Viña delmar.
It was founded in 24 of June 1909 in Valparaiso for a British man called David Foxley.
Everton has won the chilean national tournament 4 times in 1950, 1952, 1976 and 2008.
This team was inspired by the everton team from england.
The 4th of agust in 2010 the everton team from Chile play against the everton british team. The british one won the match by a score of 2-0.
But the footbal is not the only sports in Chile inspired from england.
Theres also the Rugby inspired from the british, in chile they start playing in 1894 in Iquique they made the teams of full of nitrate companys employees and start facing each others

Catalina

2021-09-07 13:32:52 UTC

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 residing 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.

other English architectures are: British club, A. Edwards bank, brown building.

Oriana

2021-09-11 22:47:24 UTC

Arco britanico is located in downtown of Valparaiso street in eutario Ramirez with huito, was designed by architect Frances alfredo azand and donated by British colony was inaugurated one year after of the centenary independence of Chile in 1911, the arco britatico represents foreigners of colonies Europeans.
It is composed of material of Marmol white and the arco has a bronze lion decorated to symbolize of loyalty and art victorian, that have 4 different pictures of Britons because they were of war independence, it also has the national coat of chile and British. sometimes in spring, the flowers of the garden grow. it was visited by Queen Elizabeth ll in 1968 and visited by Prince Carlos in 2009.