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The Czech Republic

Explore the Czech Republic, a landlocked country in Central Europe, known for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture. Covering an area of 79,000 km² and home to approximately 10 million people, the official language is Czech. From the historic charm of Prague and Český Krumlov to the natural beauty of the Šumava and Krkonoše mountains, this guide details the country's national symbols, political structure, and thriving economy, making it a fascinating destination for tourists and history enthusiasts alike.

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The Czech Republic

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  1. The Czech Republic Nikola Hojdová Petra Kubů V7A

  2. Content • Basic facts • National symbols • History • Geographicalterms • Political terms • Czech economy • Popular places for tourists • Conclusion • Sources

  3. Basic facts: • Central Europe • land-locked country land-locked country = vnitrozemský stát

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  6. Basic facts: • the area: 79 000 km2 • 10 million people Czech • The official language: Czech • Prague in Bohemia • Brnoin Moravia • important cities: Ostrava, České Budějovice, Olomouc and Plzeň

  7. National symbols of the Czech Republic • flag white and red stripe, blue triangle • national anthem “Where my home is” by J. K. Tyl • national emblem

  8. History of the Czech Republic.

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  10. Geography • valleys, lowlands, high grounds (theBohemian-Moravian Highland) and mountain ranges • the Šumava mountains (primeval forest Boubín) • the Krkonoše mountains- Sněžka • the Lužické mountains • the Jizerské mountains valleys = údolí, lowlands= nížiny highland = vrchovina, primevalforest=prales

  11. Geography • The longest river: the Vltava • The Elbe - major Central European river • the Odra, the Morava • temperate climate: warm summers, cold winters

  12. Political terms • government = parliamentary democracy • two houses: the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate • Václav Klaus • prime minister • President‘s function the Chamber of Deputies = poslanecká sněmovna

  13. Czech economy • export-based • Industries: automotive, high-tech, glass and ceramic production, metal an electronics • agricultural products: potatoes, wheat and hops wheat=pšenice, hops = chmel

  14. Popular places for tourist • Prague, Český Krumlov, Kutná Hora • the spa town of Karlovy Vary • castles: Karlštejn • the stalactite caves in the Moravian Karst • Skiing,biking and hiking Moravian Karst= Moravský kras

  15. Conclusion

  16. Sources • Bridge magazineAngličtina: otázky a odpovědihttp://www.wikipedia.org/http://www.vysokeskoly.cz/maturitniotazky/anglictina/the-czech-republic

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