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Museum Entrance

Museum Entrance. The museum of Poland. Visit the Curator. Energy. Culture. Government. history. Poland. Welcome to the Lobby. Curator Information. Add Picture Here.

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Museum Entrance

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  1. Museum Entrance The museum of Poland Visit the Curator Energy Culture Government history Poland Welcome to the Lobby

  2. Curator Information Add Picture Here My name is Janiksa Mercado. I go to Woodbine Elementary school. My birthday is Sep. 16, 1999. I was born in Vinland N.J. I was raised in Woodbine N.J. My whole family was raised in Woodbine and went to Woodbine Elementary school. Back to Lobby Note: Virtual museums were first introduced by educators at Keith Valley Middle School in Horsham, Pennsylvania. This template was designed by Lindsey Warneka under the direction of Dr. Christy Keeler during a Teaching American History grant module. View the Educational Virtual Museums website for more information on this instructional technique.

  3. Room 1 Title Artifact 3 Artifact 2 Artifact 4 Back to Lobby

  4. Room 2 Title Cześć Back to Lobby

  5. Room 3 Title Back to Lobby

  6. Room 4 Title Back to Lobby

  7. Energy used Back to Room 1 Poland only uses renewable sources. The sources they use are wind, solar And nuclear. Poland does not use non renewable sources because they do not Like to pollute the air. They chose solar because after you pay for solar panels You don’t have anymore bills. Poland uses wind because after you pay for Wind power you have free bills. Poland is a very non-polluting place.

  8. How much energy do they use a year Back to Room 1 These machines consume nearly 58 billion kWh per year (about 2% of our electricity consumption in 2006). Poland only uses 2% of electricity because they Do not like to spend a lot of money. Only 50% use wind. Only 75% use solar . Poland is the most non-polluting place. Poland has a cleaning commodity that Cleans when people litter. All together they use 127% of energy a year.

  9. Where does their energy come from? Back to Room 1 Insert Artifact Picture Here Poland relies heavily on coal and is probably the largest opponent in the EU To raising EU wide renewable energy targets. Polish leaders announced that They are aiming to produce 8.85% of energy from renewable resources This year 13% by 2015 and 16.78% by 2019. according to the EU’s renewable Energy plan, Poland is supposed to be getting 15% of its energy from renewable Resources by 2020.

  10. Poland Back to Room 1 Insert Artifact Picture Here The total area of Poland is 312,679 square kilometers. Making it the 69th largest country in the world and the 9th largest in Europe. Poland has a population of over 38 million people.Which makes it the 34th most populous country in the world. The sixth most populous member of the European Union. Being its most populous post-communist member.

  11. language Back to Room 2 Cześć In Poland they speak Polish, English and other languages. Cześć is how you say hello in polish. Poland mainly speaks English because people in the united states mostly speak English and they move to Poland and don’t know how to speak polish. So they speak English. 75% of Poland speak English and 25% speak polish.

  12. Religion Back to Room 2 Insert Artifact Picture Here Poland is about 89.8 Roman Catholic. Some people in Poland are Catholicism. 2% of people in Poland do not believe in god. Some think that god does not exist. They also think god is a something that someone else made up. In Poland there are Romans, poles, catholic, and Catholicism. These are all different kinds of religion that Poland has.

  13. How Poland makes a living Insert Artifact Picture Here Back to Room 2 Some people in Poland work as banker, some are lawyers, builders, carpenters, farmers almost any job you can think of. They are just like most of the world and have a multitude of job opportunities. Poland's banking systems uses other forms like e-banking or bankers. Poland has the same jobs that the united states has. People in Poland mostly work as bankers because they make the most

  14. What type of government Insert Artifact Picture Here Back to Room 3 The type of government that Poland has is democratic republic. Branches- Executive, legislative, judicial. Their GDP in 2010 $ 476 billon. Their per capita GDP in 2010- $ 12,450. Real GDP growth in 2010- 3.8%. Industry- types- machine building, chemicals, mining, shipbuilding, automobiles. Trade (2009): Exports--$142.1 billion: furniture, cars, home appliances, coal, LCD monitors. Imports--$146.4 billion: crude oil, passenger cars, pharmaceuticals, car parts, computers

  15. Who is in charge of their government Insert Artifact Picture Here Back to Room 3 The person who is in charge of Poland’s government is Donald Tusk. He previously served as Vice Marshal of the Senate (1997–2001) and Vice Marshal of the Sejm (2001–2005).. He also served as Leader of the Opposition (2003–2007). He is the current Prime Minister\ of the Republic of Poland. Tusk was officially designated as Prime Minister on 9 November 2007 and took office on 16 November.

  16. Were is it located/capital city Back to Room 3 Insert Artifact Picture Here Poland’s government is located in Warsaw. Warsaw see also is the capital and largest city of Poland. It is located on the visual River roughly 260 km from the Baltic Sea and 300 km from the Carpathian Mountains. Its population as of June 2010 was estimated at 1,716,855, and the Warsaw metropolitan area at approximately 2,631,902. The city area is 516.9 square kilometers, with an agglomeration of 6,100.43 square kilometers

  17. How language developed Back to Room 4 Insert Artifact Picture Here Polish began to emerge around the 10th century, the process largely triggered by the establishment and development of the Polish state. Mieszko I, ruler of the Polanie from Wielkopolska. United a few culturally and linguistically related tribes from the basins of the Vistula and Odra before eventually accepting baptism in 966. With Christianity, Poland also adopted the Latin alphabet. which made it possible to write down Polish. Until then existing only as a spoken language.

  18. landforms Back to Room 4 Insert Artifact Picture Here The northern European Plain, Oder River, Vistula River, Carpathian Mountains, the Pannonia Basin, also known as the Carpathian Basin, etc. Poland also has deserts, mountains and all sorts of other things. There Are lakes ponds waterfalls. The Coastal Plain Lake Region, Central Lowlands, Little Poland Uplands, the Sudeten, the Carpathians, and the climate.

  19. Historical people Insert Artifact Picture Here Back to Room 4 The first is Marie Sklodowska-Curie who achieved international recognition in Paris for her scientific discoveries. Along with her husband-Pierre Curie. She began a search for the source of radioactivity and discovered two highly radioactive elements: radium and polonium. For her outstanding discovery, she became the first woman to win a Nobel Prize in 1903. But that wasn't the end of her achievements. The continuity of her work on radioactive elements resulted in her winning another Nobel Prize in 1911 for chemistry, for isolating radium and studying its chemical properties.

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