1.	The Czech republic

a) Geography
b) Industry
cú History

2.

Prague

"Prague
Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic, the seat of the President, government and parliament and the political, cultural and economic centre of the country.
It lies on both banks of the Vltava River in the centre of Bohemia. Prague has 1,2 million inhabitants. The whole city consists of 10 districts. The oldest parts are the Old Town, The Lesser Town, the New Town, Hradčany and Vyšehrad.
A legend connects the foundation of Prague with Princess Libuše (of the Přemyslid dynasty) who said that this city “would touch the stars”.
During the reign of Charles IV Prague grew into one of the largest European metropolises and was a significant centre of education. In 1348 Charles University – the oldest one in Europe – was founded here. Charles IV also promoted the construction of Charles Bridge and St. Vitus Cathedral. In 15th century Prague was the centre of the Hussite movement.
At the end of the 18th century it became the centre of Czech cultural life when Czech scholars and writers began the process of national revival.

On 17th November 1989 the Velvet Revolution began democratic changes in our society. Czechoslovakia divided into two independent states and on 1st January 1993 Prague became the capital of the Czech Republic.

Without any doubt the Prague Castle, the seat of the President, is the dominant of the city. In the Vladislav Hall the election of the President takes place. "