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Culture of Morovia

Culture of Morovia. Sharon Yoo Sally Park. MOROVIA. Official Language : Malyedian National Animal : Ram National Sport : Baseball National Colors : Purple and Blue Currency : Rupenyas. Major Diet. Anacondas Beaver Crayfish Fish Berries. Religion. Major Religion : Bandaiya

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Culture of Morovia

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  1. Culture of Morovia Sharon Yoo Sally Park

  2. MOROVIA • Official Language : Malyedian • National Animal : Ram • National Sport : Baseball • National Colors : Purple and Blue • Currency : Rupenyas

  3. Major Diet • Anacondas • Beaver • Crayfish • Fish • Berries

  4. Religion • Major Religion : Bandaiya • Nature-based, neopagan religion based on a Holy Ram that created the universe, and everything revolves around the belief of this ram.

  5. National Holidays • May 25 • Birth of the first president : Mallayiya Poragibsen • December 19 • Birth of the Holy Ram

  6. Clothing • The colors usually dull and bland • Resembles the Holy Ram • Horn-like headdress rams possess • Wool top and bottom to be similar to the wool coating of rams • Hoof-like shoes, but not real ram hooves for rams are sacred in the country of Morovia

  7. Recreation • Hunting : the men mainly enjoy hunting throughout the Great Forest and Lowland Swamps. • Hunt for mainly anacondas and beavers usually for their meals, but also for fun. • Dancing around the campfire • The purpose is to get in touch with the Holy Ram • Takes place in each town or village at least three times a week.

  8. Work Cited • http://nationalzoo.si.edu/Animals/NorthAmerica/images/LargeBeaverPhoto.jpg • http://content.answers.com/main/content/wp/en-commons/thumb/2/23/250px-Crayfish.jpg • http://www.hort.uconn.edu/plants/help/fruqual/aroarb.jpg • http://library.thinkquest.org/CR0210360/anaconda.jpe • http://www.richard-seaman.com/USA/States/California/CoachellaValleyPreserve/McCallumGroveFish.jpg • http://www.alaskanalpinetreks.com/ImageGallery/Wildlife_3/images/DallRamFlehmen.jpg

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