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  1. 2. A state of harmony, tranquility, and absence of conflict or violence. Peace is an essential aspiration for nations and promotes cooperation and well-being among people.
  2. 7. A patriotic song or hymn that represents and celebrates a country. Anthems are often performed or played on special occasions or during national events.
  3. 9. The traditions, customs, beliefs, and practices that are passed down through generations and form the cultural identity of a country.
  4. 12. The head of state or government in some countries. The president is often elected by the citizens and represents the highest authority of the nation.
  5. 13. A set of fundamental principles or established laws that govern a country or organization. It outlines the rights, duties, and structure of the government.
  6. 14. The most important city or town of a country, where the government is usually located. The capital often represents the cultural, economic, and political center of a nation.
  7. 16. The type of money used in a particular country. It is often represented by banknotes and coins and serves as a medium of exchange for goods and services.
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  1. 1. The state of being free from the control, influence, or rule of another country. Independence is often achieved through revolutions, movements, or agreements.
  2. 3. The study of past events, particularly those related to human affairs. It encompasses the development of societies, cultures, and significant moments in a country's past.
  3. 4. The variety of different cultures, languages, ethnicities, and traditions within a country. Diversity promotes tolerance, understanding, and acceptance among people.
  4. 5. An official government document that certifies a person's identity and citizenship and allows them to travel to and from other countries.
  5. 6. A piece of cloth or other material with distinctive colors, patterns, or symbols that represents a country or organization. Flags are often hoisted on flagpoles.
  6. 8. Park A protected area of land or sea that is preserved and managed for its ecological, cultural, or recreational value. National parks often showcase a country's natural beauty and biodiversity.
  7. 10. Site A place, building, or area that is recognized for its cultural, historical, or natural significance and is protected by national or international organizations.
  8. 11. A form of government in which power is vested in the people, who exercise it through voting and participating in decision-making processes.
  9. 15. A prominent or recognizable feature or structure that represents a significant location or historical event in a country. Landmarks often attract tourists and symbolize national identity.