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This document provides information about the ancestral countries represented in a classroom, including Poland, Portugal, Paraguay, Germany, Italy, and Spain. For each country, it gives a brief overview of its location and some key facts. Poland is an agricultural country in central Europe that preserves traditions through music festivals. Portugal is located on the Iberian Peninsula with Lisbon as its capital and wine as a major economic activity. Paraguay borders Argentina, Brazil, and Bolivia and is a major soy and beef producer. Germany and Italy are located in central Europe with developed economies and industries. Spain has a high level of industrialization and important agriculture, with production across its mainland and islands. The conclusion is that knowing one's roots
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3. The United States ranked third with 56 million international arrivals in 2008. It is one of the most ethnically diverse nations and offers exciting cities and diverse landscapes.
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Italy is a country located in southern Europe, occupying the Italian Peninsula, the Po Valley, and the southern slopes of the Alps. It has a parliamentary republic system of government. Italy has a long history dating back to 500 BC with the Roman Empire and became a unified country in 1861. Some key facts are its capital is Rome, its official language is Italian, its currency is the Euro, and its largest cities include Milan, Naples, and Turin. Italy has a highly developed economy with advanced industries and agriculture. It is also known for its significant contributions to world culture, with many UNESCO World Heritage sites showcasing its rich history and arts. Italy has been an important member of the European Union since
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Spain is located on the Iberian Peninsula in southwestern Europe. It has a total area of 505,370 square kilometers and is bordered by Portugal, France, and the Mediterranean Sea. The country's terrain consists of mountainous central regions surrounded by coastal lowlands, with much of the population living in cities along the coast. Spain has a population of over 47 million people and its largest industries include tourism, agriculture, and manufacturing. Major environmental issues include pollution of the Mediterranean Sea and problems with water quality, supply, and pollution from various sources.
Kingdom of Spain (Reino de España)
Spain is located in southwestern Europe on the Iberian Peninsula. It has a population of over 45 million and has a Mediterranean climate. Spain has a long history and was once a global empire, though it faced economic and political problems in the late 1600s. Today, Spain has a high-income economy and is known for its culture, including flamenco, Spanish literature like Don Quixote, and sports like bullfighting. Spain is a parliamentary constitutional monarchy and member of the European Union.
Portugal Treasure 1
This document provides an overview of Portugal, including its location in Europe, population, government, economy, culture, and cities. Some key details include:
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- The economy was traditionally based on fisheries and agriculture but now focuses more on services and exports of textiles, footwear, cork and beverages.
- Culturally, Portugal is predominantly Roman Catholic and cuisine features codfish, pork, and wine like port. Notable figures include the architect Álvaro Siza Vieira and novelist José Saramago.
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- 1. Where do we come from?
- 2. OUR ANCESTORS Countries represented in our classrooom Poland Portugal Paraguay Germany Italy Spain
- 3. Poland • This is a country in Central Europe, bordered by Germany,the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Ukraine and Belarus.
- 4. Republic of Poland • Polish people keep alive the traditions through different music and song festivals that take place every year, in the public squares and theaters in their country. The main resource of this country is agriculture. The industry and mineral resources are of importance.
- 5. Portugal • This country is located in Southwest Europe, on the Iberian Peninsula.
- 6. Portugal • The city of Lisbon (the capital city of Portugal) is one of the smallest European capitals. Located in a hilly area,it has a busy port, which was part of an empire. Its economic activity is based on the cultivation of wine.
- 7. Paraguay It is a country of South America, bordering with Argentina, Brazil, and Bolivia.
- 8. Paraguay • Paraguay has, along with Brazil, the world's largest hydroelectric power production. It is the sixth largest soy producer, and in 2010 it was the eighth largest exporter of beef in the world.
- 9. Germany • It is located in Central Europe, bordering with Denmark, Belgium, Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria, Switzerland, France, Lu xembourg and the Netherlands.
- 10. Germany • Germany is one of the first powers of the world, it has abundant mineral resources, heavy industry and agricultural activity that uses the most modern technology.
- 11. Italy • It borders with Switzerland, France, Austria, Slovenia, an d northern Africa.
- 12. Italy • Italy is one of the countries that has increased its economy through industrial development, modernization of transport and communications, and export activity. The main crops are cereals, while the wines and olives are still traditional in the Italian countryside.
- 13. Spain • It extends through the center and east of the Iberian Peninsula, but also includes the archipelago of the Balearic Islands, in the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean Canary.
- 14. Spain • It has a high level of industrialization and is classified as a developed country. It has an important agricultural production, livestock and fisheries, and has a subsoil rich in minerals.
- 15. CONCLUSION… Knowing our roots gives us an idea of who we really are and helps us to understand our present and future.