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TURKEY

By Hadi 4c

Turkey

By: Hadi 4c

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INTRODUCTION

they speak and about there geoghraphy,there culture, population,climate and economy.turkeys capital is I am learning about turkey.I wanted to learn about this country because I heard many people say turkey is awesome, I wanted to learn about the languages Ankara.they mostly talk Turkish.

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GEOGRAPHY

 

The highest mountain in Turkey is the Great

Ararat, which is 16,945 and (5,165) meters. The

lowest point is the sea, 0 feet and 0 meters. Major

river: Euphrates, Tigris ,sakaya, kizil and Ceyhan.On

the north of Turkey is the Black Sea and on the west

of Turkey is the Aegeansea , on the south of Turkey

is the Mediterranean sea, Cyprus, Syria and Iraq. On

the east is Georgia.

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CULTURE

Food: in Istanbul they eat allot of grilled meat they drink

strong tea, sweet coffee and juice . often they are served

sweet or salty food.

Sports: the most famous sport in turkey is soccer and the

most famous Turkish soccer team is galatasaray.

Religion: up to 97 percent of turks are muslim. Most are

sunny, belongings to the branch of islam followed by most

muslims around the world.

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ECONOMY

They export: cars, cloth, clothing, steel, and medicine.

Turkey has a growing economy .rich resourses: one of

the only countries that produce enough food for there

whole population, nuts are important exports. Farmers

relyon a wide rade of farmlands to grow different crops.

Trading partners: turkeys foreign trade has continued

to grow in recent years.

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CLIMATE

The climate in Istanbul (west): 65 f (19 c)\50 f (10 c

) ;25 in (62cm).

In Antalya (south): 75 f (24 c )\56 f 13 c ; 41 in

(105cm).

In Ankara (center):61 f (16 c)\41 f (5 c) ; 18 in (45

cm ).

In Trabzon (north): 64 f (18 c)\53 f (12 c) ; 32 in

(80cm).

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HISTORY

Anatolia (Asia)was occupied in about 1900 B.C.by Indo-European Hittites, after the

Hittite empire collapse in 1200 B.C., by Phrygians and Lydian's. The Persian empire

occupied the area in the 6th century B.C. giving way to the romans empire, then later

Byzantine Empire. The ottoman Turks first appeared in the early 13th century,

subgatting Turkish and Mongol bands pressing against the eastern borders of the

Byzantine and making the Christian Balkan states their vassals. They gradually spread

through the near east and Balkans, capturing constant pole in 1453 and storming the

gates of Vienna two centuries later. At its height, the ottomans empire stretched from

Persian gulf to western Algeria. Lasting for 600 hundred years, the ottoman empire

was not only one of the most powerful empires in the history of the Mediterranean

region, but it generated a great cultural out pouring of Islamic art architecture, and

literature.

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CONCLUSION

Turkey is an amazing country! I’m so happy that I learned about

it. I learned that 97 percent of the people are Muslims.In Istanbul

they eat lots of grilled meat and they drink strong tea and sweet

coffee and juice.They are mostly served sweet or salty food.

Sports: the most famous sport in turkey is soccer and the most

famous Turkish soccer team is galatasaray.

Religion: up to 97 percent of turks are muslim. Most are sunny,

belongings to the branch of islam followed by most muslims

around the world.

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INTERESTING FACTS

Istanbul is the only city in the world that stands on

two different continents.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

1. Turkey: Countries of the world world book

by :sarah shield, 2009

2.turkey:a question and an answer book by : mary

englar,2005

3.turkey:between east and west book by : louise

r.miller,1998