Презентация на тему Missuori

on August 10, 1821.

of the state
of Missouri

of Missouri :

Shall Be the Supreme Law"

obvious.
The important mixture, however, is its (donkey) father’s stamina
and

its (horse) mother’s temperament and brute strength.
Mules are used worldwide in agriculture and as beasts of burden.

The State
Animal

robins.
This species feeds on grasshoppers, caterpillars, and beetles and

a variety
of flying insects, fruit, and berries.

Missouri’s bird is the bluebird

leaves,
but a few species, such as the flowering dogwood,

are popular for their ornamental value. Many songbirds and small mammals eat the fruit of the dogwood.

Missouri’s tree is the dogwood

Flowering Dogwood

the Honey Bee

City
Jefferson City Capitol
Jefferson Thumb

City

Capitol is a monument
to her citizens.
The building rests upon

a limestone bluff on the south bank of the Missouri River.
It is 437 feet long and
300 feet wide at its center.
The top of the dome towers 262 feet above the basement floor.
The building, which covers three acres, is literally a museum
of public art, remarkable as
a faithful reflection of the themes, events and people of Missouri.

tourist attraction is famous for it’s beauty.

youthful adventures that are treasured
by readers around the world.
He

created such memorable characters
as Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn.

Harry S. Truman, the 33rd US President, came into office on the death of Franklin Roosevelt
on April 12, 1945.
Within the first weeks of his presidency,
the Allies had won the war in Europe.
Truman then made one of the most difficult decisions that ever faced a US President, to use the new atomic bomb against Japan to end World War II.

Mark Twain

Harry S. Truman

Tonka State Park)
Southwest Region Bennett Spring State Park near Lebanon

is the only national forest in the state of

Missouri.
It is situated in the southern part of the state in a region known as the Ozark Plateau, a large area characterized by forested hills, low mountains, and deep gorges.

Mississippi River
in Missouri

Most of the waters in Missouri flow into the Mississippi River.
The Missouri crosses the state from west to east, where it flows
into the Mississippi.
The huge Mississippi River defines most of the state’s eastern border.

delivery of mail from St. Joseph, Missouri, to Sacramento,

California. The mail was then taken by boat to San Francisco. Relays of young, lightweight, riders covered the 3,164-km (1,966-mi) journey in about 10 days. These riders faced hazardous weather conditions and hostile Native Americans. The Pony Express closed in October 1861, when transcontinental telegraph lines
were completed.

its name from the German town
of Hamburg, which was

famous
for its ground steak.
German immigrants to the United States introduced the "hamburger steak."
At the St. Louis World's Fair in 1904,
hamburger steaks were served on buns
for the first time.
Hamburgers on buns were convenient
and tasted good.
This became the usual way
of eating hamburgers.

THE HAMBURGER

but peanut butter is a food that is truly

“American”.
Peanut butter started in 1890 in St. Louis, Missouri.
A doctor made some peanut butter. He gave it to patients who could not eat regular food.
Later, peanut butter was popular as a health food.