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Czechslovakia. By: Chris Slawson. The flag. Flag meaning. The coat of arms represents slovakias past link with hungary The arms cross represents orthodox christianity and the mountains represent the tatra , matra , and fatra mountain regions across the country
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Czechslovakia By: Chris Slawson
Flag meaning • The coat of arms represents slovakias past link with hungary • The arms cross represents orthodox christianity and the mountains represent the tatra, matra, and fatra mountain regions across the country • Blue, white, and red are traditional slavic colors and together make up the pan-slavic colors
Current population • 5,443,456 111 out of 194
Life expectancy • 75.83 years and ranked 63 out of 194 countries
religion • Mostly Catholic. They are Roman, and Greek or Byzantine catholic • They believe that by taking the Eucharist they will start becoming closer to God and have incense in a cadilla in order to “lift” their prayers to heaven
language • Speak Slovak • Common phrases are Ahoj(hello), Zbohom(goodbye), prosim(please), d’akujem(thank you), and uvitaci(your welcome)
holiday • Easter Monday • The tradition was that the men would pour a bucket of water on a girl or womans head to wake them up then they would hit them with their homemade whips then the women would gift them with Easter eggs
Traditional recipe • Paska • Preparation time: 2,5 hours • Ingredients: • Butter or margarine – 350 g • Granulated sugar – 1,5 cup • Eggs – 4 pieces • Flour – 12 cups • Raisins • Salt – 1 tablespoon (tbsp) • Milk – 1 liter • Yeast – 2 packages • Instructions: • Heal the milk to lukewarm, add 2 tbsp of sugar and quarter cup of milk to yeast and put it sidelong. • Put 1 cup of sugar and 250 g of butter into a big mixing bowl and mix them until their consistence is creamy. Add eggs, flour, salt, remaining warm milk and raised yeast mixture. • Knead it (if necessary add more flour by small amounts), dough should leave sides of the bowl not sticking to hands, if it does so, there is enough flour. • Add 100 g of melted butter and mix it until it is totally absorbed and add also raisins. Let it rise in a warm place until it gets double its size. • Shape it into loaves (or rounds) and put it into a greased baking pan; let it rise for half an hour. • Bake it at 350 degrees of Celsius for 45 minutes until it gets nicely brown (sometimes it takes more). Later brush the loaves with egg, so it gets a shiny glossy surface.
Tourist attraction • Slovak national museum • Is 110 years old • To show all the history of slovakia • To show how much slovakia has changed