Cultural Profile
The Welsh people have inhabited the region since the end of the last Ice Age, with their origins tracing back to the Celtic tribes.
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['The Roman conquest of Britain and subsequent Romanization of Wales', 'The Norman invasion and the incorporation of Wales into the Kingdom of England', 'The Laws in Wales Acts 1535 and 1542, which annexed Wales to England legally', 'The revival of the Welsh language in the 20th century']
Christianity is predominant, with a significant presence of the Church in Wales and various Nonconformist denominations.
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Welsh music is renowned for its choirs, traditional folk music, and modern bands like the Manic Street Preachers.
Wales has a strong literary tradition with notable poets like Dylan Thomas and writers like R. S. Thomas.
Historically, herbal medicine and folk remedies were common in Welsh communities.
Healthcare in Wales is provided by the National Health Service (NHS) with a focus on universal access and community health services.
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Wales is committed to sustainable practices, with initiatives aimed at preserving its natural landscapes and promoting green energy.
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