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2. In the 5th of November, the UK
3. A little history of the celebration of
4. A few facts about the Night of
5. 3)Now before the Parliament session be sure
6. The guy Fawkes mask created by artist
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In the 5th of November, the UK and all its former colonies celebrate guy Fawkes Night. This traditional holiday is also called Bonfire Night and Fireworks, because on this day the streets are filled with thousands

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Презентация по английскому языку на тему: Bonfire Night (9 класс)

In the 5th of November, the UK and all its former colonies

A little history of the celebration of the Bonfire NightIt was a

A few facts about the Night of guy FawkesFrom 1605 to 1959

3)Now before the Parliament session be sure to check all the cellars

The guy Fawkes mask created by artist David Lloyd, known throughout the

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Слайд 2 In the 5th of November, the UK and

In the 5th of November, the UK and all its former

all its former colonies celebrate guy Fawkes Night. This

traditional holiday is also called Bonfire Night and Fireworks, because on this day the streets are filled with thousands of lights, and the sky break off hundreds of firecrackers.

Слайд 3 A little history of the celebration of the

A little history of the celebration of the Bonfire NightIt was

Bonfire Night
It was a very difficult time. Catholics were

persecuted and lived in fear, submitting to unimaginable order.

No longer willing to put up with this life, Catholics led by Robert Catesby organized conspiracy, known in history as "Powder". The idea was simple: on 5 November 1605, James I was to speak before the British Parliament, and the attackers decided to hide in the basement of the house of Lords 36 barrels of gunpowder to blow them up when the king and all the representatives of the Chambers will be inside.

The explosion was supposed to be so powerful that it would carry not only all the buildings of the Parliament, and would destroy all nearby buildings. The plan of this action was to awaken the people and then rule Protestants would be terminated.

Fortunately, this was not to be. One of the conspirators decided to warn the Lord Montengro, that he did not come to the session of Parliament that day by writing him a letter. And the Lord handed the letter to the members and personally to James I. Then king decided to retaliate. He gave no sign that he did not know about the impending plot, and prepared a trap for Catholics.

On the day of execution of criminals who plot against the Crown, the joyful inhabitants of London, whose house was not far from Parliament, decided to celebrate their salvation. They lit in the streets bonfires and burned it in effigy of guy Fawkes.

The authorities of Britain relished this idea, and the 5th day of November quickly turned into a celebration of "guy Fawkes Night", symbolizing loyalty to the king and the monarchy.

Слайд 4 A few facts about the Night of guy

A few facts about the Night of guy FawkesFrom 1605 to

Fawkes
From 1605 to 1959 "guy Fawkes Night" was an

official state holiday, and participation was mandatory.

Guy Fawkes was the only member of the conspiracy who knew how to handle gunpowder.

Слайд 5 3)Now before the Parliament session be sure to

3)Now before the Parliament session be sure to check all the

check all the cellars of the building.
4) The word

"guy" (the guy in the vernacular) happened just from the name guy Fawkes. Originally, it meant the effigy, which was burned during the festival, then it became a poorly-dressed man, and now in speaking of "guy" is any young man.