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Uşak is a city in Turkey with a population of around 335,860 people. It has a historic bazaar, hotels, mosques and bridges. The city is known for its green spaces, markets, and local dishes like tarhana soup and keşkek. Turkey is a peninsula located between the Black Sea, the Mediterranean Sea, the Aegean Sea, and the Marmara Sea, with Ankara as its capital. The country has a population of around 72 million people and national symbols include kebap, the İstiklal March anthem, and Atatürk's mausoleum Anıtkabir.
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This document promotes a local meal called tarhana soup that is popular in Usak, Turkey. It provides a recipe for tarhana soup and invites the reader to Turkey to sample local tastes like meat, desserts, drinks, and strawberries, for which Usak is famous. It highlights an annual strawberry festival in its 22nd year as a cultural and art event celebrating the region's gold strawberries.
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1) The document discusses attractions to visit in Usak, Turkey including Ulubey Canyon, the Ataturk and Ethnography Museum, and the Karun Treasures.
2) Ulubey Canyon is the second largest canyon in the world located near Usak, stretching 45km long and 500-1000m wide. It features scenic views and opportunities for outdoor activities.
3) The Ataturk and Ethnography Museum is housed in a historic building where Ataturk once met with Greek army commanders. It displays ethnographic items and artifacts from Usak's history.
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1. Selcikler village contains remains from 4,000 BC including two churches from archaeological excavations.
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1) The document discusses attractions to visit in Usak, Turkey including Ulubey Canyon, the Ataturk and Ethnography Museum, and the Karun Treasures.
2) Ulubey Canyon is the second largest canyon in the world located near Usak, stretching 45km long and 500-1000m wide. It features scenic views and opportunities for outdoor activities.
3) The Ataturk and Ethnography Museum is housed in a historic building where Ataturk once met with Greek army commanders. It displays ethnographic items and artifacts from Usak's history.
4) The Karun Treasures were illegally excavated in the 1960s and returned to Turkey from the US in 1993
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2) Mustafa Kemal Ataturk modernized Turkey and is considered the founding father of modern Turkey.
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The document provides information about Turkey and its culture through pictures and descriptions. It discusses Turkey's geography and borders, demographics, history including the Ottoman Empire and establishment of the modern republic, religion, language and capital. It highlights Turkish cultural icons like Istanbul, mosques, palaces, bazaars, cuisine and famous authors like Orhan Pamuk. In summary, the document shares an overview of Turkey by highlighting its location, history, culture and people through images and explanatory captions.
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- 3. It is one of the historical place. It’s name is Cılandıras Bridge. Long:24 meters Deep:17 metres
- 4. It is the centre of our city. And this monument is about our independence war .
- 11. Anıtkabir
- 12. He is the person who set up our ancestor, and Turkey His name is Mustafa Kemal ATATÜRK He was born in 1881. He died on 10th November in 1938
- 13. Our President His name is Abdullah GÜL
- 14. Our P rime M inister His name is Recep Tayip ERDOĞAN
- 15. Our Flag
- 16. Our maths teacher’s photos. He was in Czech.
- 17. Our Photos
- 18. Aysun URHAN Mertcan UYGUN Hazal AYDIN Ozan Osman ŞAHİN Rabia Sultan ÇETİN Ayşenur SARAÇOĞLU Aysun,Ayşenur And Hazal