Презентация на тему CAnadian Folklore (11класс)

Canadian Folklore

Folklore is structured into 4 main bodies reflecting the traditions of Canadas main population groups: aboriginal (native Indian and Inuit), French Canadian, Anglo-Canadian (English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh) other ethnic groups.

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The reasons for preservation and development of folklore throughout the country: the prevalence of a rural population (at least until after WWII), a high percentage of illiteracy among certain groups in earlier times, the use of folklore to foster local and national self-consciousness.

1. Aboriginal (native Indian and Inuit) folklore

Thunderbird and Raven

2. French Canadian folklore

3. Anglo-Canadian folklore

Sasquatch Sasquatch is said to be a large, ape-like creature that lives primarily in the forests.

OGOPOGO Ogopogo is a fabled aquatic monster which is said to inhabit Okanagan Lake.

Harry Horse. His first book “The Opopogo – My Journey with the Loch Ness Monster”,1983.