Diferencias Entre U.K Y U.S.A

Ana and I are going to talking about the differences between U.S. and UK
------ DESCRIPCION Y BANDERAS
The UK is a unitary state nation Consist of four different countries: Scotland, Wales, Englandand Northern Ireland.
The flag of the United Kingdom, incorporating the emblems of three countries
The red cross of St. George on a white background, representing England.
The diagonal white crossof St. Andrew on a blue background, representing Scotland.
The diagonal red cross of Saint Patrick on white background, representing Ireland.

The U.S.A is a federal republic composed of fiftystates
The U.S.A flag consists of thirteen horizontal bars, seven red and six white, and a blue rectangle with fifty white five-pointed stars. The bars represent the original thirteen colonies thatbecame independent from the United Kingdom and the stars to the states forming the Union
-------DIFERENCIAS DEL VOCABULARIO
The most common and basic differences between these two variations of theEnglish language are:
--In American English the past participle of the verb "get" is "gotten", in British English it is "Got"
For example:
American English:
I've gotten much better at playingfootball.
British English:
He's got much better at playing football.
--Differences in vocabulary
The word "Mean"
In American English means: mad, bad mood
In British English means: not generous, stingyThe word "Rubber"
In American English means: condom
In British English means: Rubber
--There are also some differences in the use of prepositions, such as:
American English:
On the weekend
On ateam
Please write me soon
British English:
At the weekend
In a team
Please write to me soon
--There are some words that are spelled differently in British and American English.
For example,some words ending with "-or" in American English end with "-our" in British English:
For example:
Color/colour
Humor/humour
There is a similar case with words ending in "-ize" in American English...