Nations and national symbols
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This document discusses the national symbols of several countries, including Canada, Russia, England, and Belarus. For Canada, the national symbols are the maple leaf and flag. For Russia, the national symbol is the birch tree. England's national symbols include the Queen and the red rose. The national symbols of Belarus include their flag, ornament, coat of arms, white stork, aurochs, cornflower, and national costume. Their national anthem is "We Are Belarusians".
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Nations and national symbols
- 1. Nations and NationalNations and National SymbolsSymbols
- 2. National Symbols ofNational Symbols of CanadaCanada The national flagThe national flag The maple leafThe maple leaf
- 3. The Symbol of RussiaThe Symbol of Russia The BirchThe Birch TreeTree
- 4. The National Symbols ofThe National Symbols of EnglandEngland The Queen The RedThe Queen The Red RoseRose
- 5. The National Symbols OfThe National Symbols Of BelarusBelarus The national flagThe national flag the ornamentthe ornament
- 6. The National Coat-Of-ArmsThe National Coat-Of-Arms
- 7. The White StorkThe White Stork
- 8. The AurochsThe Aurochs (The European Bison)(The European Bison)
- 10. The National CostumeThe National Costume
- 11. The National AnthemThe National Anthem Great Britain –Great Britain – GOD SAVE THEGOD SAVE THE QUEENQUEEN BelarusBelarus -- WE AREWE ARE BELARUSSIANSBELARUSSIANS
- 12. TheThe ChantChant Every nation has its symbols.Every nation has its symbols. National emblem, national anthem;National emblem, national anthem; Every nation has its symbols.Every nation has its symbols. National costume, national flag;National costume, national flag; Every nation has its symbols…Every nation has its symbols…