Ukraine- my

native land!
Prepared:
Yana Khomich, Yulya Lelikova
We live in Ukraine. It is very
beautiful country, and we wont
to tell you about them.
Ukraine occupies an area of 603.700 sq km.
Climate is temperately continental and
subtropical on the southern coast of the
Crimea. The population of Ukraine is
about 45 ml people. Ukraine is inhabited
by representative of 128 nations,
nationalities and ethnic groups.
Ukraine washed by Bleak Sea and Azov Sea.
The county borders on Byelarus in the
north, Poland, Slovakia and in the west
and on Romania and Moldova in the
southwest and the eastern one is Russia.
The main rivers on Ukraine are the Dnipro, the
Dnister, the Buh and others. The Dnipro is the
main river in the country.
The capital of Ukraine is Kyiv. It’s
very beautiful, important
industrial and cultural centre.
The biggest cities it is Odessa,
Mykolaiv, Kherson, Kharkiv,
Donetsk and many other.
As for constitution of Ukraine:
 The Constitution of Ukraine
was proclaimed and confirmed
on June 28, by Verkhovna
Rada.
 According to it Ukraine is the
sovereign, independent,
democratic and legal state.
 Ukraine is an Unitarian state
with single citizenship.
 The state language of Ukraine is Ukrainian. The state
symbols of our country are the National Emblem, the
National Flag and the National Anthem of Ukraine. The
National Emblem is a golden Tryzub on a blue Shield.
 The National Flag is a cloth with two equal horizontal
stripes,the upper coloured blue and the lower golden
yellow.
The land, air space, mineral resources, water and
other resources are objects of the property right of
the Ukrainian people. Ukraine is the republic. The
people are the only source of power which is
exercised directly and through the bodies of state
power and local self-governments. The
Constitution of Ukraine establishes the country's
political system, freedoms and duties of citizens
and is the basis for its laws.
Ukraine is a country with
the rich past. It is rich for
historical monuments and
different places of interest.
The monuments to
Bohdan Khmelnytsky.
 It is St. Sophia’s Cathedral.