El Slavador
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- History
- Government
- Family Life
- Sports
- Geography
- Daily Life
- Celebrations
- Food
- Famous People
- Intresting Facts
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El Salvador was part of a federation of Central American states until that union dissolved in 1838.
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GOVERNMENT
Salvadorians like to spend a lot of time with their families.
Salvadorians do not shake hands with people that are different gender.
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SPORTS
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Young children or women like to play baseball, softball, or even basketball.
- El Salavdor is located in Central
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In El Salvador the most popular sport is soccer (fútbol).
- In El Salvador the most popular sport is soccer (football).
- El Salvador even has a soccer team.
- Young children or women like to play baseball, softball, or even basketball.
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El Salvador is the smallest country in Central America, it is even smaller than the state of Massachusetts.
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El Salvador borders the North Pacific Ocean to the southwest, with Guatemala to the northwest and Honduras to the northeast.
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DAILY LIFE
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Salvadorians like to dance and party a lot.
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Salvadorians like to take a break off work for the weekend and party and go to the beach and more.
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CELEBRATIONS
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Girls that turn 15 in El Salvador celebrate with a "quinceñera"
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Salvadorians celebrate "Quinceñeras" to tell the girls that they are a grown up now.
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Salvadorians food is heavily spiced but not spicy.
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Before eating, people in El Salvador say, "buen provecho" ( enjoy your food )
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FAMOUS PEOPLE
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El Salvador's president's name is Salvador Sánchez Cerén.
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Magico Gonzalez is a member of the El Salvador national soccer team from 1976 to 1998, scoring 100 goals in 109 matches.
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INTRESTING FACTS
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It has the third largest economy in Central America (behind Costa Rica and Panama).
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It is known as the “Land of the Volcanoes” because of the more than 20 volcanoes in the territory. Two of them are currently active.
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