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The term English refers to anything originating from the nation-state of England, including its people, as well as the English language.

English culture had an impact on the people of Earth because England, as part of the nation-state Great Britain, once controlled a global empire that included portions of the future United States of America, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, India, and more. That outreach was made possible through a combination of an advanced navy, numerous voyages of discovery, and a cosmopolitan trade network.

A pivotal moment in the expansion of English culture was the defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588 AD. A Spanish victory would have almost ensured the marginalization of British influence on world affairs. (ENT: "Future Tense")

See also Edit

• Great Britain

People of English descent Edit

• Tony Blair
• William Blake
• William Bligh
• Kenneth Branagh
• Lord Byron
• Lewis Carroll
• Winston Churchill
• Colin Clive
• Charles Darwin
• Charles Dickens
• Gilbert and Sullivan
• Cary Grant
• Earl Grey
• Lord Halifax
• Stephen Hawking
• Henry VIII
• Boris Karloff
• John Keats
• Kyle
• D.H. Lawrence
• John Masefield
• Horatio Nelson
• Isaac Newton
• Laurence Olivier
• Malcolm Reed
• Richard the Lionheart
• William Shakespeare
• Mary Shelley
• Percy Bysshe Shelley
• Margaret Thatcher
• H.G. Wells

Fictional characters Edit

• Alan-a-Dale
• Alice
• Regina Bartholomew
• Julian Bashir, Secret Agent
• Bridget
• Beatrice Burleigh
• Henry Burleigh
• Lord Burleigh
• Lucille Davenport
• Guy of Gisbourne
• Robin Hood
• Horatio Hornblower
• Little John
• King Lear
• Lestrade
• Maid Marian
• James Moriarty
• Nicholas Nickleby
• Will Scarlet
• Ebenezer Scrooge
• Sheriff of Nottingham
• Mrs. Templeton
• Friar Tuck
• Lady Wantsomore
• John H. Watson