Place

Place defines the characteristics of a location such as culture, population, religion, land masses, and monuments or heavy tourist points. These things help give you an idea about what it is like in the place you are describing.

England is known for it's many tourist attractions, but one of the most visited is Stonehenge. Stonehenge is a circular rock formation, also known as the top prehistoric attractions in the world. Made in 2500 BC,  historians believe it was used for a religious or ceremonial center, but still no one understands exactly why or how a culture would make such a complex figure.

Ten percent of England's population in 1998 claimed to be atheists, and fifteen percent claimed they were agnostics. Twenty percent said that they believed in God, while 42 percent said that they believed in fortune telling and faith healing. The main religions they practice in England are as followed: Christianity, Islam, Sikhism, Hinduism, Judaism, and Buddhism.

During the 1990's, 25 percent of the population said they believed in the afterlife. Funerals have become very clean; the deceased body is carefully but thoroughly cleaned before burial. Many people believe that the dead are still not dead because they are very among them with photos and videos that they still have.