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- 2. ContentsI) Origin of the Name – Canada.II)
- 3. The word “CANADA” comes from one of
- 4. Location: The country is situated in North
- 5. PopulationPopulation: 33 million peopleEthnic Groups: British Isles
- 6. Languages: English 59%, French
- 7. National parks and historic sitesCanada’s 37 national
- 8. Parliament HillParliament Hill is an area of
- 9. The St. Joseph`s Cathedral It
- 10. CN-TowerTelevision tower "CN-Tower" - the highest in
- 11. Lakes The main lakes
- 12. RiversThe St. Lawrence River provides a seaway
- 13. The Yukon and the
- 14. Niagara FallsNiagara Falls
- 15. Niagara FallsNiagara Falls
- 16. OttawaOttawa
- 17. OttawaOttawa
- 18. MontrealMontreal
- 19. MontrealMontreal
- 20. TorontoToronto
- 21. TorontoToronto
- 22. VancouverVancouver is located in the
- 23. QuebecQuebec
- 24. QuebecQuebec
- 25. CANADA is a constitutional monarchy, an independent
- 26. Government Type:
- 27. Canada has a
- 28. Provinces and Territories: Canada is independent federative state consisting of 10 provinces and three territories.
- 29. The National Anthem of Canada. The «maple
- 30. The Canadian Flag.
- 31. Canada`s coat of arms has three
- 32. The Maple Tree. Trees
- 33. The Maple Leaf.Today the maple leaf appears
- 34. The Beaver.
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ContentsI) Origin of the Name – Canada.II) Happy Birthday, Canada!III) Introduction: CANADA.IV) Symbols of Canada.V) Beautiful cities.
Слайд 3 The word “CANADA” comes from one of the
languages of Indians. They said”kanata” and meant simply the
“village” or “settlement”. The French traveller J.Cartier liked the name and decidedto apply it to the territory. But the new country got the name of Canada at the time of Confederation.
Origin of the Name - Canada.
Слайд 4 Location: The country is situated in North America,
washed by the Atlantic Ocean on the east, the
Pacific Ocean on the west, and the Arctic Ocean on the north.Area: total: 9,984,670 sq km
land: 9,093,507 sq km
water: 891,163 sq km
Climate: varies from temperate in the south to subarctic and arctic in the north.
Territory: mostly plains with mountains in the west and lowlands in the southeast.
Natural resources: iron ore, nickel, zinc, copper, gold, lead, silver, fish, timber, wildlife, coal, petroleum, natural gas, and hydropower.
Geography
Слайд 5
Population
Population: 33 million people
Ethnic Groups: British Isles origin
28%, French origin 23%, other European 15%, Amerindian 2%,
other, mostly Asian, African, Arab 6%, mixed background 26%.Religions: Roman Catholic 46%, Protestant 36%, other 18%.
Слайд 6 Languages: English 59%, French 23%,
other 18%.
Canada is a bilingual
country with two official languages: English and French. As a bilingual nation, Canada offers English as a Second Language (ESL) and French as a Second Language (FSL) for students wishing to learn both languages.
Слайд 7
National parks and historic sites
Canada’s 37 national parks
are spread throughout the country.
The Canadian government has
set aside more than 100 national parks and historic sites in honour of the people, places and events that have marked the country’s history.
Слайд 8
Parliament Hill
Parliament Hill is an area of Crown
land on the southern banks of the Ottawa River.
Its Gothic revival suite of buildings
contains a number of architectural elements of national importance. Parliament Hill attracts approximately 3 million visitors every year.
Слайд 9
The St. Joseph`s Cathedral
It
is constructed on the Royal mountain, open to air
and sunlight, the cathedral looks very majestically and monumentally. In Montreal it is totaled more than 300 churches. And Canadians frequently name Montreal the city of all sacred.
Слайд 10
CN-Tower
Television tower "CN-Tower" - the highest in the
world , constructed in 1976. It became an architectural
symbol of Toronto. In clear weather from a survey platform it is possible to see even Niagara Falls and the American city of Buffalo which is situated about 120 km from Toronto.
Слайд 11
Lakes
The main lakes of
Canada are the Great Lakes: the Huron, the
Ontario, the Superior, the Erie and the Ontario.
Слайд 12
Rivers
The St. Lawrence River provides a seaway for
ships from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean.
The Mackenzie is the longest river, flowing 4,241 kilometers through the Northwest Territories.Слайд 13 The Yukon and the Columbia,
parts of which flow through the United States territory,
the Nelson, the Saskatchewan, the Peace, and the Churchill are also major watercourses.
Слайд 22
Vancouver
Vancouver is located in the southwest
of Canada, in the province of British Columbia. It
is the largest port in the Pacific area.Слайд 25 CANADA is a constitutional monarchy, an independent federal
state and parliamentary democracy.
The capital of Canada is OTTAWA.
Such
cities as Toronto, Ottawa, Calgary, Montreal, Vancouver, Winnipeg are known all over the world. Слайд 26 Government Type: confederation
with parliamentary democracy.
Capital: Ottawa.
Executive
Branch: Making Laws.
Prime Ministers have had a very important role in writing and changing the Constitution. Sir John A. Macdonald was one of the men who wrote Canada’s Constitution, and then became the first Canada’s Prime Minister.
Government
Chief of State: Queen Elizabeth II, represented by the Governor General.
Head of Government: Prime Minister Paul Martin (since December 12th, 2003).
Слайд 27 Canada has a birthday
on July 1st. It is a national holiday in
Canada and it is celebrated with picnics, barbeques, and fireworks.On July 1, 1867, the British government (under Queen Victoria) approved a plan which allowed Canada to become an independent country.
Happy Birthday, Canada!
Слайд 28 Provinces and Territories: Canada is independent federative state
consisting of 10 provinces and three territories.
Слайд 29
The National Anthem of Canada.
The «maple leaf»
is the national symbol of the country. Red and
white are Canada`s official colours. The beaver is the official animal symbol of Canada.Symbols of Canada.
Слайд 30
The Canadian Flag.
The National Flag of Canada is the «Maple
Leaf», it was adopted on February 15th, 1965.
Слайд 31
Canada`s coat of arms has three maple
leaves below the royal arms of England, Scotland, Ireland
and France.The Arms of Canada.
Слайд 32
The Maple Tree.
Trees have
played an important role in the history of Canada.
The maple tree was never officially recognized as Canada`s arboreal emblem until 1996. But nowAll provinces have established arboreal emblems.
Слайд 33
The Maple Leaf.
Today the maple leaf appears on
one cent coin, but between 1876 and 1901 it
appeared on all Canadian coins.
Слайд 34
The Beaver.
