APPENDIX A FOR THE COURSE PAPER AUSTRALIA
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION1 AUSTRALIAN HISTORY
.1 First Europeans
.2 Commonwealth
.3 War. Games. War2 AUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHIC
.1 Location
.2 States of Australia
.3 People
.4 Flora and Fauna
REPORT
INTRODUCTION
has chosen for the course paper the theme Australia . aim of given course paper Australia is learning this amazing continent and country.has taken this topic, because Australia is very beautiful and interesting country. This exotic country astonishing one s own fauna and flora. It is rich by the natural resources. Also it is computing as a one from most developed, English languages ​​country.course paper consists of 2 Chapters and 2 Appendixes.first Chapter devotes the history of Australia, which is very interesting. Because Australian history is very unique and also engaging. Australia is very old continent. Australia broke away from Asia 65 million years ago and hasn t looked back.Australia is one of the most cosmopolitan and dynamic societies in the world. Over 200 languages ​​are spoken, with English the common language. The nation has thriving ethnic media, an international business reputation, an innovative artistic community, diverse religious and cultural activities and variety in foods, restaurants, fashion and architecture.second Chapter devotes the facts about the geography of Australia. Also author s purpose given course paper Australia is learning of map of Australia and Australian geographic.has 6 states and 2 territories. It is Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria, Western Australia.of course flora and fauna of Australia.Australian landscape has a bit of everything - mountain ranges, rainforests, deserts and coastal dunes . is known for its unique animals. We've got it all. Dangerous spiders, giant birds, egg-laying mammals, beautiful frogs and of course dangerous dogs Dingo ... A devotes the Australian National Flag.
Appendix B devotes the map of given country
Chapter 1. AUSTRALIAN HISTORY
is really, really old. The continent broke away from Asia 65 million years ago and hasn
