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What Makes A Country?

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​Are you ready?

Multiple Choice

How many continents are there in the world?

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Multiple Choice

How Many Countries Are There in the world?

• 365

• 225

• 195

• 405

How Many Countries Are There in the world?

There are 195 countries in the world today. This total comprises 193 countries that are member states of the United Nations and 2 countries that are non-member observer states: the Holy See and the State of Palestine.

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What is the name of our country?

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We are called Indonesian because this is our nationality.

Indonesia is in Asia. We have neighbors, countries have neighbors too. Write our neighboring countries you know.

​Indonesia's neighboring countries:

Indonesia shares borders with Malaysia on Borneo island, with Papua New Guinea on Papua island, and with East Timor on Timor island. Other neighboring countries include Singapore, the Philippines, Australia, and the union territory of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in India.

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Indonesia is located

in Southeast

Asia in the Indian
and Pacific oceans

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Location

It’s around 1.905

million km2

Size

Around 267,7 million

people

Population

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Flag

The currency of

Indonesia is Rupiah

(Rp)

Currency

The capital city of

Indonesia is Jakarta

Capital City

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Indonesia is a

democratic country

that applies

presidential system.

Government

Significant History

Main industrial

sectors in Indonesia

are mining and
manufacturing.

Industry

Indonesia was declared independent on August 17th, 1945

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Soekarno (first

President), Susi Susanti

(badminton gold

medalist, Joko Widodo

(present President

Famous People

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The main food eaten

in Indonesia is
steamed rice.

Main Food Eaten

The main language

is Indonesian

language (Bahasa)

Main Language Spoken

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Mention at least 3 famous people from Indonesia.

Poll

Does a country's land have to be connected?

• Yes

• No

​A country’s land does not have to be connected.

A country’s land does not have to be connected. For example, the U.S. states of Alaska and Hawaii are separated from the other 48 states but are still part of the country. Some countries are made up of groups of islands. Indonesia and the Philippines are examples of island countries.

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Let’s play a game!

Which country am I

in?

Name the country by a photo of one of its landmarks.

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Which country am I

in?

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Which country am I

in?

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Which country am I

in?

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Which country am I

in?

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Which country am I

in?

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Which country am I

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Which country am I

in?

Draw

Draw a famous landmark of a country and let your friend guess: where is it located?

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Summarize this lesson as you would explain it to a classmate who was absent.