Which two places are British Overseas Territories?

Okay, let's talk about British Overseas Territories. These are territories that, historically, were part of the British Empire and remain under the sovereignty of the UK, but aren't actually part of the UK itself. Think of them as remnants of a once vast global empire. Now, Ireland is an independent country, the Republic of Ireland, and has been since the early 20th century after a long struggle for independence. Hawaii, on the other hand, is a state within the United States of America. So, neither of those could be British Overseas Territories. The Falkland Islands and St Helena, however, are both located in the South Atlantic and have a long history connected to Britain. The Falkland Islands, for example, have been a point of contention with Argentina, who also claim them, leading to the Falklands War in 1982. St Helena is famous for being the island where Napoleon Bonaparte was exiled and died in 1821. So, because of their historical ties and current status, the Falkland Islands and St Helena are the correct answer.