Предмет: Английский язык, автор: Buntaro4ka03

Помогите написать сочинение на английском языке про Казань!!! Плиз

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werona111 Профи (835) 2 года назад0+Kazan - the capital of the Republic of Tatarstan, one of the major economic, scientific, cultural centers and ancient cities of our country. Located on the great river Volga. 

The challenge, as the eternal Rome, on seven hills, Kazan - capital of the ancient people and ancient country. Located fate will now almost in the heart of modern Russia, which lies just eight hundred kilometers east of Moscow, Kazan is the capital of a completely original people and multi-national republic that exists today between the Volga and Ural. This nation has - its own language, culture, old traditions and festivals, their own faith, but the past and present his most dramatic and sometimes fatally intertwined with the history and future of Russia. This nation - the Kazan Tatars, this country is - Tatarstan. 

"Kazan" in Tartar means "pot". Location of the city resembles depression, and the boiler. According to another version, according to legend, one of the Khans has dropped here in the jet Kazanka its boiler, so the place became popularly known as "the place of the boiler". 

Kazan - a city with very favorable geographical position, has long been a trading intermediary between the East and West, and today plays an increasing role in political, economic and international svyazyah.V Middle Volga first humans appeared about a hundred thousand years ago. Twenty thousand years ago from the Trans-Urals and Siberia, came to the Finno-Ugric tribes - the ancestors of the Mari, Mordvinians and extinct peoples Merya. The second millennium BC in the Bronze Age, was formed several tens of settlements in the ancient inhabitants of the territory of modern Kazan. According to A.H. Khalikov, such settlements are located north of today's street Podluzhny. Six such sites were found near the village Savinov, thirteen - in today's Volga area. 

From the north and east of the settlement defended by a high cliff in the west - the steep slopes of the hill to the creek, and from the south - a deep, wooded ravine and bushes. Kazan scientists have determined that the settlement gave rise to the city of Kazan. 

In the early 15 th century Kazan was called New Bulgar - Bulgar-al-Jadid - recognizing her the title of prince, the capital city. 

Since the mid 15 to mid 16 th century Kazan - capital of the Khanate of Kazan, a city rich, beautiful, amazing contemporary castle walls and magnificent palaces and mosques. In the second half of the 16-17 century Kazan - the capital of eastern Russia, the center of a vast territory. During these years, the Kremlin rebuilt in stone. Begin construction of the famous masters of Pskov - Postnik Yakovlev nicknamed Barma (creator of St. Basil's Cathedral on Red Square in Moscow), Ivan Shiryaev. They built in the Kremlin Cathedral of the Annunciation and laid some of the other buildings. Total in the Kremlin in the 17 th century was 5 square travel towers, 13 round of sentinel, for the walls were crowded buildings: 11 churches, 2 monasteries, "Sovereign yard," the bishop palace, homes serving people and outbuildings. Belonged to the Kremlin Posad, also surrounded by walls made of oak log house. Rustled in the tenements market, bells on churches and cathedrals, to build cities, to expand its granitsy.Kazansky Kremlin is a unique architectural and historical monument on the right numbered with the most remarkable World Heritage Site. The uniqueness of the Kazan Kremlin consists of a number of inherent features of it only because the Kazan Kremlin - a: The world's only active center of Tatar national culture and state power, the only preserved in the Russian .

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Титкова: Казань - столица Республики Татарстан , один из крупнейших экономических, научных , культурных центров и древних городов нашей страны. Расположенный на великой реке Волге.
Титкова: Задача , как вечный Рим, на семи холмах, Казань - столица древнего народа и древней страны. Расположенный судьбы теперь почти в самом сердце современной России , который находится всего в восьми сотнях километров к востоку от Москвы , Казань является столицей совершенно самобытного народа и многонациональной республики , которая существует сегодня между Волгой и Уралом. У этого народа - собственный язык , культуру, традиции и праздники, своя вера , но прошлое и настоящее его самым драматическим
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1. The courts of criminal jurisdiction include: the magistrates’ courts, which try the less serious offences and conduct preliminary inquires into the more serious offences; Crown Courts which try such cases as: homicide, violence against the person (excluding homicide), sexual offences, burglary, robbery, theft and handling stolen goods, fraud and forgery, criminal damage and other offences.

2. Magistrates’ courts deal with about 98% of criminal cases in England and Wales, and conduct preliminary investigations into more serious offences. Every district has a magistrates’ court. The Crown courts, situated in a number of towns and cities, take all criminal work above the level of magistrates’ courts and trials are held before a jury. 14

3. Magistrates’ courts hear and determine charges against people accused of “summary offences”, that is those that can be legally disposed of by magistrates sitting without a jury. Magistrates, or Justices of the Peace, as they are also called (JPs for short), are advised on points of law and procedure by a clerk to the justices or an assistant who is legally qualified and is also in charge of the court’s administrative arrangements. Most magistrates have little training in law, though they are obliged to attend some appropriate courses. They receive no payment for their work.

4. Magistrates can only try people for minor offences and cannot usually give prison sentences totalling more than six months. If after hearing all the

evidence they decide that the crime is a serious one, they must send the accused for trial to a higher court – the Crown Court.

5. A person convicted by a magistrates’ court may appeal to the Crown Court against the sentence or conviction. When the appeal is on a point of law, either the prosecutor or the defendant may appeal from the magistrates’ court to the High Court, which sits in London and in some regional centers. Appeals from the Crown Court, either against conviction or against sentence, are usually made to the Court of Criminal Appeal. The court may annul the conviction, or it may reduce the sentence. The highest court of appeal is the House of Lords.

6. In inner London and in some other large urban areas where work is heavy and continuous, there are also professional “stipendiary” magistrates who are full-time, salaried and legally qualified. There are only about forty stipendiary magistrates in England, and a few in Wales.

7. In most places, however, the magistrates are Justices of the Peace, who have been appointed by the Lord Chancellor on the advice of special advisory committees, of which there is one for each county. They are usually people who hold prominent positions in their locality, and many of them are drawn from the upper classes. Some steps have been taken recently to choose the new justices from wider social backgrounds. 15

8. Magistrates’ courts are sometimes called “courts of summary jurisdiction” or “petty sessions” of “police courts”. When a court sits it must have at least two justices on it, and not more than seven. The justices take turns at attending court sessions.

9. The office of magistrates dates back to the year 1360, when they were designed to be a kind of policemen, whose duty was to search out and arrest offenders, as well as to give evidence against them at their trials. In the course of time they acquired such a wide range of duties that by the middle of the nineteenth century they were almost entirely responsible for the government of counties. However, towards the end of the nineteenth century the establishment of other administrative authorities, in particular County Councils in 1888, relieved the county magistrates of their governmental responsibilities, leaving them judicial functions.