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GuatemalaMaya beach

English for CommunicationChalisa PetchlerksakulSection 1 ID 55030066

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Overview

Lake Atitlan

• Maya Period• Spanish DominationHistory

• Map• Seasons & ClimateGeography

• Clothing• Music and DanceCulture

• 5 Interesting PlacesPlaces to

Visit

Cuisine • Meals• Desserts

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History of Guatemala

Maya Period

• The Mayan civilization was centered in Guatemala

• Proven from the many artifacts and sites excavated

• Dated as early as 3rd – 10th century A.D.

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The centre of the Maya Indian civilization

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Spanish Domination

• The Spanish forces led by Pedro de Alvarado subjugated Guatemala.

• 3 centuries later, Guatemala was released

• Declared its independence on September 15, 1821.

Graphic portrayal of discrimination against the Maya under Spanish rule

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• At the same time, Mexican ruler integrated Guatemala into his empire.

• Free again by 1823. • Guatemala and others formed the United

Provinces of Central America.

Maya imagery of the conflict between Spanish and native peoples

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A land located between two oceans.

Peace and purity

The date of Central America's independence from Spain.

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Geography

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Map

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Seasons

• Winter, or the rainy season, lasts from May to October.

• Summer, or the dry season between November and April.

• the coolest nighttime temperatures occur in December and January.

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Winter or Rainy season

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Summer or Dry season

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Climate

• Tropical, hot• Humid in lowlands• Cooler in highlands

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Culture of Guatemala

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Clothing

A Huipil is generally woven by hand on a back strap loom.

The Mayan blouse is called a Huipil

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Skirts or Cortes are generally woven on a foot-powered, treadle loom and are usually woven by men.

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Music and Dance

• The most popular type of music is called the marimba music.

• Using a musical instrument called a marimba.

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Cuisine

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Guatemala breakfasts

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Meat stews (caldos)and soups (sopas)Popular dishes

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Nachos

TamalesEnchiladas

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Guatemala Desserts

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Tres Leches CakeA cake soaked in three kinds

of milk

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FlanA wobbly, golden-colored caramel

custard.

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Places to Visit

The top of Volcan Santa Maria

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Lake AtitlanStunning exhibition of natural splendor

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Santa Catalina ArchOnce the capitol city of Guatemala

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MonterricoThe beaten path of Pacific coastal Guatemala

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LivingstonGuatemala’s gems tucked away on the Caribbean coast

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Chichicastenango MarketThe shopping destination of Guatemala

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Summary

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• Exciting histories• Country in Central America• Wonderful seasons• Interesting cultures• Beautiful places

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