Презентация на тему Аляска.На север в будущее

F (-64C) and has areas of permafrost

ground that is always frozen. Parts of Alaska are so remote that many mountains there have not yet been named!

Alaska has had tempera-tures as law as 80 F (-64C) and has areas of permafrost ground that is always frozen. Parts of Alaska are so remote that many mountains there have not yet been named!

Alaska’s state flower is the forget-me-not

the Last Frontier

square mile. if Manhattan had this population density, it

would have only 14 people!

Escimo

Indigenous people

has incrust greatly.
the Russian Orthodox church in Kenai

Alaska's flag before 1868

Russian tombs in Alaska

in 1867. Before 1808 it had been named Novo

Archanglsk.

Sitka is the city where Alaska was sold in 1867. Before 1808 it had been named Novo Archanglsk.

Juneau with Mount Juneau rising in the Background

old Sitka 1897

Juneau

The Capital of Alaska

March 30, 1867, to transfer Alaska to the United

States for $7.2million.

a bill for $ 7.2million

The USA and Russia signed a treaty on March 30, 1867, to transfer Alaska to the United States for $7.2million.

Treat agreement in Sitka

Stars and Stripes over Alaska

of the formal transfer of the territory and the

raising of the US flag at Sitka on October 18, 1867.

State Holiday

Dipper and North Star in gold on a field

of blue. The Flag was created in 1926 by Benny Benson. He was a 13 -years –old boy Russian-Aleut by birth. The Flag was established as the official Flag of Alaska Territory in 1927.
On January 3, 1959, Alaska became the 49th state of America.

The State Flag shows the Big Dipper and North Star in gold on a field of blue. The Flag was created in 1926 by Benny Benson. He was a 13 -years –old boy Russian-Aleut by birth. The Flag was established as the official Flag of Alaska Territory in 1927.
On January 3, 1959, Alaska became the 49th state of America.

State Symbol

part of the war effort.
The Maritime Highway isn't

a road at all, but a system of ferries. Because of geography, travel by water in these areas is much easier than travel by road. In fact, only three cities in the south-east can be reached by road. The others, including Juneau, Alaska’s capital, can be reached only by water or air.

The Alaska Highway was built in 1942 as part of the war effort.
The Maritime Highway isn't a road at all, but a system of ferries. Because of geography, travel by water in these areas is much easier than travel by road. In fact, only three cities in the south-east can be reached by road. The others, including Juneau, Alaska’s capital, can be reached only by water or air.

All roads lead to Alaska