Answer the following questions. When did Uzbekistan proclaim its independence?

Answer the following questions.

1. When did Uzbekistan proclaim its independence?

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  The Republic of Uzbekistan proclaimed its state independence in 1991.
  

2. When did the Republic adopt the new Constitution?

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  In 1992 the Republic adopted its own Constitution.
  

3. What does the national flag of Uzbekistan symbolize?

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  The national flag and its symbol symbolize the historical connection with the ancient states on the border of today's Uzbekistan and embody the national and cultural traditions of the republic.
  

The blue color of the flag is a symbol of eternal sky and life, reflecting the meaning of life. In the language of symbols, it means goodness, wisdom, honesty, glory and devotion. As a result, the color of the flag of Amir Temur's state was blue.

The white color of the flag is a symbol of sacred peace, which is combined with the light of day and the lights of the universe. White is a symbol of purity, innocence, purity, purity of dreams and fantasies, the pursuit of inner beauty.

Green is a symbol of nature's renewal. It is a symbol of youth, hope and joy in many nations.

The red lines represent the streams of life force flowing through our bodies.

The image of the young crescent is associated with our historical traditions. At the same time, it is a symbol of our independence.

The stars were considered a priestly, divine symbol for all. The image of the 12 stars on the national flag of the Republic of Uzbekistan is also directly related to our historical traditions and ancient annals. Our attention to the twelve stars is also explained by the development of astrology in the scientific thinking of the ancient states on the border of Uzbekistan.

The image of 12 stars on our national flag should be understood as a symbol of the antiquity of the culture of the Uzbek people, its pursuit of perfection and happiness in their land.
4. What does the state emblem of Uzbekistan symbolize?

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  The State Emblem of the Republic of Uzbekistan consists of an image of the sun shining over a flowery valley and a wreath with wheat ears on the left and cotton bowls on the right.
  

At the top of the coat of arms is an octagonal star as a symbol of the unity of the Republic: the crescent moon and the star inside the octagon are the symbols of the Muslims.

In the center of the coat of arms is the wings of the legendary bird Humo, a symbol of generosity, nobility and devotion. These symbols and emblems represent the aspirations of our people for peace, goodness, happiness and prosperity.

At the bottom of the coat of arms, the word "Uzbekistan" is inscribed on a ribbon representing the national flag of the Republic.
5. What international organizations did Uzbekistan join?

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  Uzbekistan is a member of the United Nations Organisation and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). It also joined many international, economic and financial organizations such as the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the Asian Development Bank, and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation. As a member of UNO, Uzbekistan has a wide cooperation with UNESCO, the World Health Organisation, the International Labour Organisation, UNCTAD, UNISEF and others.
  

Fill in the missing words

1 Uzbekistan is an independent state.

2 The territory of Uzbekistan is 448.9 thousand sq. M. km. The border of the republic is 1425 km from west to east and 930 km from north to south.

3 Many foreign states have their embassies, consulates and agencies in Tashkent now.

4 Uzbekistan is a Presidential Republic.

5. The national custom and holidays of the Republic is pleasant.

6 Many foreign states greet the independence of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

7 The large cities of the Uzbekistan are Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara and Ferghana.

8 The Republic has its own Constitution, National Flag, State Emblem and National Anthem.

9 Uzbekistan state a large territory.

10 Many foreign states have their embassies in the Republic.