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NewZealandIntroductionNewZealandIntroduction1NationalFlagofNewZealand:theUnionJackandthestarsoftheSouthernCross南十字星座NationalFlagofNewZealand:2GeographyGeography3NewZealandIntroduction教學(xué)講解課件4IntroductionOfficialnameNewZealand(Anothernameis“Aotearoa”,meaning“l(fā)andofthelongwhitecloud”)CapitalWellingtonArea270,534sqkm(ThesizeofthecountryissimilartoBritainIslesorJapan.)IntroductionOfficialname5Ithastwomainislands:NorthIslandandSouthIsland.Andthey’reseparatedbyCookStrait.Thereisabout2000kmlongfromnorthtosouth.Ithastwomainislands:N6TheSouthIslandisthelargest

landmass

ofNewZealand,andisdividedalongitslengthbytheSouthernAlps.

Thereare18peaksover3,000metres(9,800

ft),thehighestofwhichisAoraki/MountCook

at3,754metres(12,316

ft).MtCook庫克山:thehighestpeak,3,754metershighTheSouthIslandisthelarges7TheNorthIslandislessmountainousbutis

markedbyvolcanism.

Thehighlyactive

TaupoVolcanicZone

hasformedalarge

volcanicplateau,punctuatedbytheNorthIsland'shighestmountain,

MountRuapehu

(2,797meters).Theplateaualsohoststhecountry'slargestlake,

LakeTaupo,

nestledinthe

caldera

ofoneoftheworld'smostactive

supervolcanoes.MountRuapehu,thehighestactivevolcanoinNewZealandTheNorthIslandislessmount8LakeTaupositsincentralNorthIsland.Itcovers606sqkm;itis40kmlongand27kmwide.Inthesurroundingareaarenumerousgeysersandhotsprings.LakeTaupositsincentralNor9TheClutha:thelargestriver,336kmlongintheSouthIsland.

TheClutha:thelargestriver10LadyKnoxGeyser:

ThenorthcentralregionofNewZealand’sNorthIslandisanareaofactivevolcanism.Inadditiontothreeactivevolcanoes,therearegeysers,liketheLadyKnoxGeyser,mudpools,andhotsprings.LadyKnoxGeyser:Thenorthce11FamousCities:Wellington,thecapitaloftheNewZealand.Auckland,thelargestandmostpopulous

urbanareainthecountry.FamousCities:Wellington,the12AnimalsandplantsAnimalsandplants13Arichvarietyoftrees,treeferns,groundferns,mossesandotherplantsmakeup“thebush”,asNewZealanderscalltheirforests.Besides,NewZealandhas250speciesofbirdsincludingthekiwiArichvarietyoftrees,treef14NewZealandIntroduction教學(xué)講解課件15TreeFern:NewZealand'simpressivetreeferncangrowtoatoweringheightof15meters.Withmorethan150fernspeciesgrowinginNewZealand,theplanthasbecomeanationalsymbol.TreeFern:NewZealand'simpre16KiwiFruitKiwiFruit17HistoryHistory18Maoricamebetween1,000and3,000yearsago→

Europeanscameinthe17thcentury→SigningoftheTreatyofWaitangi1840→After18403periodsMaoricamebetween1,000and319Before1840The

first

people

to

settleNewZealandweretheancestorsoftheMaori毛利人,whoarethoughttohavecalledtheislandsAotearoa(“LandoftheLongWhiteCloud”).Before184020WhoisMaori??TheMaoriwerepartofthespreadofPolynesianpeoples玻利尼西亞人acrossthefar-flungislandsofthePacificOceanbetween1,000and3,000yearsago.WhoisMaori??21TheEuropeanhistorybeginsinthe17thcentury.AbelTasman:aDutchnavigator,thefirstEuropeantovisitNewZealandin1642CaptainJamesCook:thefirstEnglishmantovisitNewZealandin1769TheEuropeanhistorybeginsin22TheTreatyofWaitangi1840TheTreatyofWaitangiwassignedon6thFebruary,1840.IntheTreaty,GreatBritainformallyproclaimedsovereigntyovertheislandandagreedtorespectthelandownershiprightsoftheMaori,whoplacedthemselvesundertheprotectionoftheBritishgovernment.February6thisnowcelebratedasNewZealand’sNationalDay—WaitangiDay威坦哲日,懷唐伊日。TheTreatyofWaitangi184023WaitangiDayWaitangiDay24After1840The

European

populationofNewZealandgrewfromabout1,000inthe1830stonearly60,000in1858,andthenrocketedto

500,000bytheearly1880s.

After184025▲Morewomenworkedoutsidehome,andequalpayisintroducedin1972.▲Inflationandunemploymentgrewin1970sandgovernmentspendingonsocialwelfareincreasedwiththeintroductionofNationalSuperannunationin1976.▲Morewomenworkedoutsideho26Inthemid-1980s,NewZealanddeclareditsantinuclearpolicyandbecameanuclearfreezone.ThispolicyledtoAmerica’ssuspensionoftheANZUSsecurityguaranteestoNewZealandin1986.Inthemid-1980s,NewZealand27WaitangiNationalMaoriReserve:ThissiteontheNorthlandpeninsulaisconsideredthebirthplaceofmodernNewZealand.TheTreatyofWaitangiwassignedherebetweentheMaoriandtheUnitedKingdomon6February1840.WaitangiNationalMaoriReserv28TherestoredWaitangiTreatyHouseTherestoredWaitangiTreatyH29ReligionsReligions30NewZealandgovernmentadvocateslibertyofbelief.Nearly66%believeinProtestantandCatholic

Christianity9%donothavebelief25%

otherbeliefsNewZealandgovernmentadvocat31GovernmentandPolitics

GovernmentandPolitics32FormofgovernmentParliamentarydemocracyHeadofstateGovernor-general,representingtheBritishmonarchHeadofgovernmentPrimeministerLegislatureUnicamerallegislatureHouseofRepresentatives:120members(forthreeyears)TheGovernmentFormofgovernmentParliamentar33PoliticalPartiesTwo-partysystem:theNationalPartyandtheLaborParty

First-levelpoliticaldivisions12regionsand4unitaryauthoritiesPoliticalParties34NewZealandIntroduction教學(xué)講解課件35NewZealandIntroduction教學(xué)講解課件36HelenClarkIn1999HelenClark,leaderoftheLaborParty,becamethefirstfemaleprimeministerinNewZealand.ShewonherthirdelectioninSeptember,2005(threeyearsforoneterm).HelenClark37VotedforChange:JohnKeycelebratesNationalParty'svictoryduringNewZealandGeneralelectioninAuckland,Nov.8,2008.VotedforChange:JohnKeycel38JohnKeyJohnKey39Economy

The

economy

of

New

Zealandlargelyreliesonoverseastradebecauseitlacksmanymineralresourcesandhasonlydiscoveredsmallreservesofoil.Itneedstoimportmineralstokeepitseconomyrunning.Otherimportsincludemanufacturedgoods,heavymachinery,petroleum,chemicals,ironandsteel,plasticmaterialsandtextiles.EconomyThe

economy

of

New

40

InrecentyearsNewZealandhasdevelopeditsagricultureandmanufacturingindustriestosuittheneedsoftheinternationalmarkets.Itisoneoftheworld’slargestexportersofmeat,dairyproductsandwool.Industriessuchasforestry,horticulture,fishing,manufacturing,andtourismhavealsobecomeincreasinglysignificant.InrecentyearsNewZealan41CultureCulture42CultureNewZealand'scultureisrichanddiverseduetotheblendingofPolynesianandEuropeancultures.TheinfluenceofMaori,PacificIsland,EuropeanandAsianculturesmakesNewZealandacolourfulandvibrantplacewithmanydifferentcustomsandfoodtoenjoy.CultureNewZealand'sculturei43MAORICULTURETheMaoriaretheindigenouspeopleofNewZealand,theyarePolynesianandcompriseabout14percentofthecountry'spopulation.MaoriandPakehaalikemaystudyMaorilanguage.Maoriisthesecondofficiallanguage,anditisrecognizedinparliamentandincourtsoflaw.MAORICULTURETheMaoriarethe44MaoritangaMaoritangameansMaoriculture,theMaoriwayoflifeandviewoftheworld.Traditional

Maori

cultureisexpressedinsong,dance,oratory,woodcarving,weaving,andarchitecture.Inthe1980stheyinitiatedarevivaloftheirlanguageandothertraditions.BythattimemanyMaorihadassimilatedintothepredominantEuropeanculture.ThemajorityofMaorihadbecomeurbandwellers,andmostyoungerMaorididnotknowtheMaorilanguage.TodayMaoriculturethrivesinbothtraditionalandreinventedtraditionsMaoritangaMaoritangameansMao45EducationEducation46

Primaryandsecondaryschoolingiscompulsoryforchildrenaged6to16,withthemajorityattendingfromtheageof5.Thereare13schoolyearsandattendingpublicschoolsisfree.Primaryandsecondarysc47ThreetypesofschoolsStateschoolsPrivateschoolsStateintegratedschoolsThreetypesofschoolsStatesc48Therearefivetypesofgovernment-ownedtertiaryinstitutions:UniversitiesCollegesofeducationPolytechnicsSpecialistcollegesPrivatetrainingestablishmentsTherearefivetypesofgovern49Traditions&Celebrations

Traditions&Celebrations

50NewYear'sDayJan1DayafterNewYear’sDayJan2WaitangiDayFeb6GoodFridayApr2EasterdayApr4NewYear'sDay51ANZACDay--Apr25Queen'sBirthday--the1stMondayinJunLabourDay------the4thMondayinOctChristmasDay--Dec25BoxingDay--Dec26ANZACDay52MediaNewspapers140(kinds)a.Dailynewspapers29

NewZealandHerald(best-selldaily)NewZealandChineseHeraldDominion

EveningPostStraitsTimesAucklandStar

Magazines4700+MediaNewspapers140(kinds53sportsRugby

a.AllBlacksb.RugbyWorldCup(2011)X-sports&adventuresports

EdmundPercivalHillary(the1stpersonclimbedonQomolangma

)sportsRugby54NewZealandIntroductionNewZealandIntroduction55NationalFlagofNewZealand:theUnionJackandthestarsoftheSouthernCross南十字星座NationalFlagofNewZealand:56GeographyGeography57NewZealandIntroduction教學(xué)講解課件58IntroductionOfficialnameNewZealand(Anothernameis“Aotearoa”,meaning“l(fā)andofthelongwhitecloud”)CapitalWellingtonArea270,534sqkm(ThesizeofthecountryissimilartoBritainIslesorJapan.)IntroductionOfficialname59Ithastwomainislands:NorthIslandandSouthIsland.Andthey’reseparatedbyCookStrait.Thereisabout2000kmlongfromnorthtosouth.Ithastwomainislands:N60TheSouthIslandisthelargest

landmass

ofNewZealand,andisdividedalongitslengthbytheSouthernAlps.

Thereare18peaksover3,000metres(9,800

ft),thehighestofwhichisAoraki/MountCook

at3,754metres(12,316

ft).MtCook庫克山:thehighestpeak,3,754metershighTheSouthIslandisthelarges61TheNorthIslandislessmountainousbutis

markedbyvolcanism.

Thehighlyactive

TaupoVolcanicZone

hasformedalarge

volcanicplateau,punctuatedbytheNorthIsland'shighestmountain,

MountRuapehu

(2,797meters).Theplateaualsohoststhecountry'slargestlake,

LakeTaupo,

nestledinthe

caldera

ofoneoftheworld'smostactive

supervolcanoes.MountRuapehu,thehighestactivevolcanoinNewZealandTheNorthIslandislessmount62LakeTaupositsincentralNorthIsland.Itcovers606sqkm;itis40kmlongand27kmwide.Inthesurroundingareaarenumerousgeysersandhotsprings.LakeTaupositsincentralNor63TheClutha:thelargestriver,336kmlongintheSouthIsland.

TheClutha:thelargestriver64LadyKnoxGeyser:

ThenorthcentralregionofNewZealand’sNorthIslandisanareaofactivevolcanism.Inadditiontothreeactivevolcanoes,therearegeysers,liketheLadyKnoxGeyser,mudpools,andhotsprings.LadyKnoxGeyser:Thenorthce65FamousCities:Wellington,thecapitaloftheNewZealand.Auckland,thelargestandmostpopulous

urbanareainthecountry.FamousCities:Wellington,the66AnimalsandplantsAnimalsandplants67Arichvarietyoftrees,treeferns,groundferns,mossesandotherplantsmakeup“thebush”,asNewZealanderscalltheirforests.Besides,NewZealandhas250speciesofbirdsincludingthekiwiArichvarietyoftrees,treef68NewZealandIntroduction教學(xué)講解課件69TreeFern:NewZealand'simpressivetreeferncangrowtoatoweringheightof15meters.Withmorethan150fernspeciesgrowinginNewZealand,theplanthasbecomeanationalsymbol.TreeFern:NewZealand'simpre70KiwiFruitKiwiFruit71HistoryHistory72Maoricamebetween1,000and3,000yearsago→

Europeanscameinthe17thcentury→SigningoftheTreatyofWaitangi1840→After18403periodsMaoricamebetween1,000and373Before1840The

first

people

to

settleNewZealandweretheancestorsoftheMaori毛利人,whoarethoughttohavecalledtheislandsAotearoa(“LandoftheLongWhiteCloud”).Before184074WhoisMaori??TheMaoriwerepartofthespreadofPolynesianpeoples玻利尼西亞人acrossthefar-flungislandsofthePacificOceanbetween1,000and3,000yearsago.WhoisMaori??75TheEuropeanhistorybeginsinthe17thcentury.AbelTasman:aDutchnavigator,thefirstEuropeantovisitNewZealandin1642CaptainJamesCook:thefirstEnglishmantovisitNewZealandin1769TheEuropeanhistorybeginsin76TheTreatyofWaitangi1840TheTreatyofWaitangiwassignedon6thFebruary,1840.IntheTreaty,GreatBritainformallyproclaimedsovereigntyovertheislandandagreedtorespectthelandownershiprightsoftheMaori,whoplacedthemselvesundertheprotectionoftheBritishgovernment.February6thisnowcelebratedasNewZealand’sNationalDay—WaitangiDay威坦哲日,懷唐伊日。TheTreatyofWaitangi184077WaitangiDayWaitangiDay78After1840The

European

populationofNewZealandgrewfromabout1,000inthe1830stonearly60,000in1858,andthenrocketedto

500,000bytheearly1880s.

After184079▲Morewomenworkedoutsidehome,andequalpayisintroducedin1972.▲Inflationandunemploymentgrewin1970sandgovernmentspendingonsocialwelfareincreasedwiththeintroductionofNationalSuperannunationin1976.▲Morewomenworkedoutsideho80Inthemid-1980s,NewZealanddeclareditsantinuclearpolicyandbecameanuclearfreezone.ThispolicyledtoAmerica’ssuspensionoftheANZUSsecurityguaranteestoNewZealandin1986.Inthemid-1980s,NewZealand81WaitangiNationalMaoriReserve:ThissiteontheNorthlandpeninsulaisconsideredthebirthplaceofmodernNewZealand.TheTreatyofWaitangiwassignedherebetweentheMaoriandtheUnitedKingdomon6February1840.WaitangiNationalMaoriReserv82TherestoredWaitangiTreatyHouseTherestoredWaitangiTreatyH83ReligionsReligions84NewZealandgovernmentadvocateslibertyofbelief.Nearly66%believeinProtestantandCatholic

Christianity9%donothavebelief25%

otherbeliefsNewZealandgovernmentadvocat85GovernmentandPolitics

GovernmentandPolitics86FormofgovernmentParliamentarydemocracyHeadofstateGovernor-general,representingtheBritishmonarchHeadofgovernmentPrimeministerLegislatureUnicamerallegislatureHouseofRepresentatives:120members(forthreeyears)TheGovernmentFormofgovernmentParliamentar87PoliticalPartiesTwo-partysystem:theNationalPartyandtheLaborParty

First-levelpoliticaldivisions12regionsand4unitaryauthoritiesPoliticalParties88NewZealandIntroduction教學(xué)講解課件89NewZealandIntroduction教學(xué)講解課件90HelenClarkIn1999HelenClark,leaderoftheLaborParty,becamethefirstfemaleprimeministerinNewZealand.ShewonherthirdelectioninSeptember,2005(threeyearsforoneterm).HelenClark91VotedforChange:JohnKeycelebratesNationalParty'svictoryduringNewZealandGeneralelectioninAuckland,Nov.8,2008.VotedforChange:JohnKeycel92JohnKeyJohnKey93Economy

The

economy

of

New

Zealandlargelyreliesonoverseastradebecauseitlacksmanymineralresourcesandhasonlydiscoveredsmallreservesofoil.Itneedstoimportmineralstokeepitseconomyrunning.Otherimportsincludemanufacturedgoods,heavymachinery,petroleum,chemicals,ironandsteel,plasticmaterialsandtextiles.EconomyThe

economy

of

New

94

InrecentyearsNewZealandhasdevelopeditsagricultureandmanufacturingindustriestosuittheneedsoftheinternationalmarkets.Itisoneoftheworld’slargestexportersofmeat,dairyproductsandwool.Industriessuchasforestry,horticulture,fishing,manufacturing,andtourismhavealsobecomeincreasinglysignificant.InrecentyearsNewZealan95CultureCulture96CultureNewZealand'scultureisrichanddiverseduetotheblendingofPolynesianandEuropeancultures.TheinfluenceofMaori,PacificIsland,EuropeanandAsianculturesmakesNewZealandacolourfulandvibrantplacewithmanydifferentcustomsandfoodtoenjoy.CultureNewZealand'sculturei97MAORICULTURETheMaoriaretheindigenouspeopleofNewZealand,theyarePolynesianandcompriseabout14percentofthecountry'spopulation.MaoriandPakehaalikemaystudyMaorilanguage.Maoriisthesecondofficiallanguage,anditisrecognizedinparliamentandincourtsoflaw.MAORICULTURETheMaoriarethe98MaoritangaMaoritangameansMaoriculture,theMaoriwayoflifeandviewoftheworld.Traditional

Maori

cultureisexpressedinsong,dance,oratory,woodcarving,weaving,andarchitecture.Inthe1980stheyinitiatedarevivaloftheirlanguageandothe

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