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The "Anniversary of the Statute of Westminster" on December 11 celebrates the day in 1931 when Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and other countries were given more freedom from the United Kingdom. It meant they could make their own laws without needing permission from the UK. This was like growing up and becoming more independent, where these countries were given the rights to make their own decisions. People remember this day because it was important for these countries to become more like their own bosses while still being friends with the UK.
How to celebrate Anniversary of the Statute of Westminster?
Celebrate by creating a fun British-themed party at home! Decorate with flags and enjoy a tasty tea party with sandwiches, scones, and biscuits. Invite friends over and play games like charades or a scavenger hunt with clues about British landmarks. Listen to classic British music, like The Beatles or Queen, and have a mini talent show with British accents. End the day by watching a family-friendly British movie or a nature documentary narrated by David Attenborough. Make sure to take lots of pictures, and maybe try making a traditional British craft, like a crown, to remember the special day!
Where Anniversary of the Statute of Westminster is celebrated?
- - Canada
- - United Kingdom
