It’s more than 6 things. You should watch ‘What did the British ever do for us?’ It’ll blow your mind!😅

Your national anthem is British as well. It originated from a British folk pub song.

One thing that is definitely American, TALKING OVER THE THING YOU ARE WATCHING, it's a habit you really need to give up

Domesticated Apple Trees were first brought to the USA by early European colonists in the 17th Century.

Lets not forget that both Baseball and the composed music for the US national anthem are also both British.

I can't get my head round the fact that the lassie is actually a school teacher. What chance have the bairns got.

Amazing Grace is as English as Apple Pie, written inLondon.

Apple Pie came from the uk in thirteen century.

The place where the " Liberty bell " was cast, Whitechapel, was also the area where the 19th century serial killer, " Jack the Ripper " carried out his awful degradations in 1888.
Just thought I'd share this fact, folks.  
Rainbows enclosed.  :face-fuchsia-wide-eyes:

America made Halloween a costume dress up party, where ANY costume is accepted. When we did Halloween in the UK we dressed up as horror characters, because it was a horror themed event.

Thanksgiving is also British.

It started in 1621 as a 3 day long party with the English and the local natives 😂

Everything invented the Brits invented 51% of it

How the hell do americans think they invented halloween

The US flag is basically British, it comes from the East India Company flag. Washington's wife's family member was part of the Company, the stars bit comes from their family crest. Admittedly both have red and white stripes, but the amount of stripes come from the flag. Even the 2nd Amendment comes from English/British law, it started with Queen Elizabeth the 1st for a controlled militia. Pretty much all of the US Constitution is British, that was changed a fair bit over time (or misconstrued).

It's a little surprising that he chose the Graduation March/Pomp and Circumstance March No.1 as an example of a piece of music that most Americans are likely to be unaware is actually British.

He could have chosen an even more famous piece of 'Americana': The National Anthem, 'The Star Spangled Banner'. The music to the anthem was originally known as 'The Anacreontic Song' (or 'To Anacreon in Heaven'), which was the official song of the Anacreontic Society. The Anacreontic Society was an 18th-century London gentlemen's club of musicians. It was composed by John Stafford Smith in 1773...

You guys are ready now i think for the inbetweeners. 😂

It's amazing how much Americans don't know. I bet Americans don't know that the Boston Tea Party was organised by a Tea smuggler because the British Tea Act of 1773 lowered taxes and allowed the East India Company to undercut local merchants on tea prices. Meaning he wasn't able to make money on the Tea he had smuggled in. And who was that Smuggler I hear you ask, John Handcock.

He forgot to mention your national anthem, well the music at least. It was composed in the 1770s by English musician John Stafford Smith for "The Anacreontic Song," which served as the official anthem of a popular gentlemen's amateur music club in London called the Anacreontic Society. You would later add your lyrics to the tune to create your national anthem.

We have thousands of different types of apple's in the UK

Doughnuts are British too.