Could there be a new great age? Yesterday, the whole country stopped to say goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II. Today Britain steps into a brand new era.
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Seven reasons to be happy about the future
Could there be a new great age? Yesterday, the whole country stopped to say goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II. Today Britain steps into a brand new era.
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It was a huge moment. Millions stood still for Queen Elizabeth II's funeralA service held after someone has died to remember their life.. After 70 years on the throneThe chair for a monarch or other very important person., it was time to say goodbye.
Few could think about Britain without her. The country changed a lot during her reignTiming ruling as monarch.. But some say there are still many reasons to be happy about the future. Here are seven:
Could there be a new great age?
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Yes! Britain still has a huge role to play in the world. Under King Charles III, there will be a good future.
No! Britons came together to mournShow sadness for someone who has died. the Queen, but many people still do not get along. The great ages are over.
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Funeral - A service held after someone has died to remember their life.
Throne - The chair for a monarch or other very important person.
Reign - Timing ruling as monarch.
Monarch - King or queen.
Fossil fuels - Fuels made from decomposing plants and animals, including coal, natural gas and oil. These fuels release carbon dioxide, causing global warming.
Mourn - Show sadness for someone who has died.
Seven reasons to be happy about the future
Carolean times: Half a billion people still watch British news stations. Glossary
Funeral - A service held after someone has died to remember their life.
Throne - The chair for a monarch or other very important person.
Reign - Timing ruling as monarch.
Monarch - King or queen.
Fossil fuels - Fuels made from decomposing plants and animals, including coal, natural gas and oil. These fuels release carbon dioxide, causing global warming.
Mourn - Show sadness for someone who has died.