1. IN SLOVAKIA Tímea Andrašková 3.D
Tímea Andrašková
3.D

2. parliamentary democracy a multi-party system
on 1st of January 1993
Czechoslovakia split
parliamentary democracy
a multi-party system

3. State Symbols Coat of Arms Flag Anthem Seal President‘s Symbol
double silver cross
three mountains
red shield 
Coat of Arms
Flag
Anthem
Seal
President‘s Symbol
State Honours
the tricolor
slovak anthem
She was digging a well

4. Executive Legislature Judiciary president National Council
consists of 150
deputies
Judiciary
Constitutional Court
four types of court: civil, criminal, commercial, and administrative

5. the prime minister is usually the leader of the winning party
150-seat unicameral National Council of the Slovak Republic
the Slovak head of state is the president 

6. Parliamentary parties
 Ordinary People
and Independent Personalities
Direction
Social Democracy
Freedom and Solidarity
 is a conservative
 political party
Igor Matovič
 a social-democratic
political party
Róbert Fico
a liberal political party
Richard Sulík

7. Kotleba – People's Party
Slovak National Party
Kotleba – People's Party
Our Slovakia
We Are Family
a nationalist political
party
Andrej Danko
 is a far-right political party
Marián Kotleba
is a political party
Boris Kollár

8. Christian Democratic Movement
Network
Christian Democratic
Movement
Most–Híd
an inter-ethnic party
Hungarian minority
Béla Bugár
a centre-right political
party
Radoslav Procházka
a Christian
democratic
Alojz Hlina

9. Slovak Democratic and Christian Union – Democratic Party
Party of the Hungarian
Community
 a liberal-conservative and Christian democratic  political party
Pavol Frešo
the ethnic Hungarian minority
József Menyhárt

10. Joining the EU European currency
Slovakia signed the Accession Treaty with EU on 16th of April 2003
on 1st of July 2003 it was approved
European currency
the common European currency on 1st of January 2009

11. European Economic Area
on 1st of January 1994 based on
an agreement 
The Schengen area 
Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Hungary, Germany, Poland, Portugal, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Italy, Iceland and Norway

13. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slovak_parliamentary_election,_2016
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