Czech Republic 🇨🇿 EVERYTHING you need to know 🤖🕹🚋
In this video I am going to show you 8 informative facts about the Czech Republic, I am sure that you will learn something new after watching this video. VIDEO CONSTANTLY, SUBSCRIBE: / curiosidadescuriosidades
COMPLETE DESCRIPTION:
This video is a compilation of 8 items that analyze the Czech Republic from all aspects, the information provided was investigated in Wikipedia in order to try to get the information right, since this is considered a reliable and generally accepted source of information.
However, if you find in this video any information that you consider to be incorrect or outdated, I apologize beforehand for this and you can express it in the comments.
The main aim of this video is to inform, entertain and give the person who sees it an idea of what the Czech Republic is and that way you can somehow learn a little more about this country and the world.
I hope you enjoy it and here I will leave you in broad strokes the information that this video includes, be sure to watch it until the end:
Number 1.
Etymology of the Czech Republic, where does the name of this country come from?
number 2.
Brief Summary of the History of the Czech Republic:
first records of humans in this territory, archaeological findings of the first settlers in this territory, arrival of the Boian Celts, arrival of Germanic tribes, first monarch the Marcoman king Marobud, arrival of the first Slavs, Sami empire, emergence of the Great Moravian Empire, separation of Bohemia of the Moravian Empire, first Czech principality within the Holy Roman Empire, establishment of the Czech kingdom in 1198, Czech reform movement during the reign of Charles IV, Hussite wars, rule of this territory by the Habsburg-Lorraine dynasty, Bohemia within the Habsburg monarchy, armed uprising of the Czech Protestant states against the Catholic monarch in 1618, 30 Years War, Restored Regional Constitution for the Czechs of 1627, union of the lands of the Czech crown and Austria in 1749 , famine between 1770 and 1772, reforms of Joseph II in 1781, Czech national revival of the late 18th century, development and 19th century economy, language regulations of April 1897, electoral law of 1907, first world war, breakup of Austria Hungary, birth of the first Czechoslovakia, Little Pact, Munich agreement, breakup of Czechoslovakia, protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, second world war, liberation of Czechoslovakia by the allies, third czechoslovak republic, coming to power of the communists in 1948, economic decline of the communist Czechoslovakia, velvet revolution of 1989, presidency of Václav Havel, disintegration of the common state of the Czechs and the Slovaks in 1992, international recognition of the Czech Republic in 1993, presidency of Václav Klaus, presidency of Miloš Zeman, present day.
Number 3.
Prague, capital of the Czech Republic, location, population, climate, temperature, importance of the city for the country, for the Habsburgs and for the Austro-Hungarian Empire, main cultural attractions of the city, arrival of tourists per year.
Number 4.
Czech Republic Geography:
Geographical location, relief, forest cover, territorial extension, leased area in Hamburg in Germany, altitude in the country, highest point, Hranická propast cave, biogeographic sub-provinces, main rivers of the Czech Republic, climate and temperature of the country, biodiversity, environment and protected areas.
Number 5.
Czech Republic population, population growth, life expectancy, age range of the majority of the population, median age of the population, fertility rate, population density, ethnic groups, language, religion, health and education.
Number 6.
Culture of the Czech Republic:
cultural influences of the country, importance of Prague for the country, UNESCO heritage sites in the country, architecture, art, cinema, gastronomy, literature, music, theater, sports, video games.
number 7.
Economy of the Czech Republic:
type of economy, Czech Republic member of the European Union, human development, GDP, GDP per capita, unemployment, poverty, economic freedom, innovation, competitiveness, trade partners, agriculture, industry, infrastructure, communications, tourism, science, media.
Number 8.
Politics in the Czech Republic:
Form of government, branches of public power (executive, legislative and judicial and how it is composed), foreign relations, armed forces, human rights, political and administrative division.