Antologhy: Canada

Introduction
Any of these countries welcomes you as a tourist.
Every year, more than 5 million people visit Canada, China and Greek to enjoy the many opportunities our country has to offer.
Depending on where you live, and the reason for your visit, you will need to meet certain entry requirements.
If you plan to stay in Canada for a certain period of time, you will need a TemporaryResident Visa.
Canada is a big country, with a lot of places to experience. Rugged mountain peaks and soft sandy beaches. Bustling cosmopolitan cities surrounded by quiet cozy villages. Historic sites brimming with authentic traditions and stories from the past. Galleries showcasing modern works and masters of Canadiana.
Innovative attractions to delight the imagination. Diverse and endlesslyengaging. Canada is made for exploring.
In China, most people would envision climbing the Great Wall, scouring the Forbidden City, feasting on Peking duck. I imagined being stuck on a tour bus with everyone snapping pictures. No surprises. Everything smooth. No serendipity. No more. It is now possible to go to China on one's own. One must arrange for a private guide and follow a set itinerary, but thecost is relatively low and if adventure is what one is after, it is nearly impossible to avoid.
Greece and the Greek Islands are one of the most popular travel destinations in Europe. Greece is a peninsular and mountainous country situated in southeast Europe on the Mediterranean Sea and has atotal area of 130.800 km2. The country is surrounded by the sea. The Greek Islands represent one fifth ofthe country's area. There are about 1400 Greek Islands of which 169 are inhabited. The majority of the islands are scattered in the Aegean Sea between the Greek and Turkish coasts.
Enjoy your journey around these countries.

INDEX
UNIT I CANADA 4
History 9
Discovery of Canada 9
Rediscovery and Exploration 10
Cartier´s Exploration 11End of the first Colonizing Effort 12
The Founding of New France 12
The Father of New France 13
For the Glory of God 14
Seignur and Habitant 15
Governor, Intendant and Bishop 16
French and English Rivalry 17
The Finaly Struggle for the Continent 19
EarlyBritish Rule 20
The Quebec Act of 1774 20
The United Empire Loyalist 21
Upper and Lower Canada 22
Settlement and Exploration in the West 22
The Selkirk settlement 23
The War of 1812 24
Struggle for self government 25
Mackenzie and Paineau Rebel 26
The Durham Report 28
Canada West and East 29
The colony Grow Up30
Food 31
Traditions 32
Important Places 34
Typical dresses 37
UNIT II CHINA 38
Location of China description 39
Demography 40
Chinese Food 41
Important Places 43
Traditions 48
Typical dresses 53
UNIT III GREECE 56
Location 57
History 58
Government andPolitics 61
Political 62
Geography 62
Climate 64
Economy 65
Transport 65
Religion 66
Languages 68
Education 69
Culture 70
Cuisine 71
Sports 72
Typical dresses 75

Canada is a country in the northern part of North America, bordering the United States of America toboth the South & to the West (Alaska).
Canada is the second largest country in the world in land area, after Russia. It has the longest border with water (coastline) of any country in the world. It is next to the Pacific, Arctic, and Atlantic Oceans.
Around 33.8 million people live in Canada's ten provinces and three territories. This is almost the same number as in the US State of California....