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Germany

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  1. Germany

  2. Language • German is one of the major languages that is the most widely spoken first language in the European Union. Also during the first centuries B.C. tectonic tribes from northern Europe brought their language and costumes southward into a religion that quickly came to be recognized as a culturally unique.

  3. Religion • While Germany is a Christian nation the religious loyalties of its population are spilt. Primarily between catholicon and protest –autism. The Lutheran church began there. The Lutheran church is was founded in July 8,1948 and its total membership is estimates over 10.5 million people.

  4. Costumes/traditions • Girls: They usually wear dresses, skirts and pants and a small tight shirt.(wear fancy dresses) • Boys: later hoses, shorts and shirts on top of baggy pants/shorts. • The popular holiday over there is christmas because gingerbread and nutcrackers are there and they also originated there.

  5. Economic • Low level corruption • Large capital stock • Highly skilled labor force • Social market • Forth larger by nominal

  6. Political systems • Germany is a parliamentary democracy governed under the constitution of 1949, which became the constitution of a united Germany in 1990. The federal president is the head of state but has little influence on government. the president is elected after every 5 year term. The Bundesrat, or Federal Council (the upper house), has 69 seats, with each state having three to six representatives depending on the state's population.

  7. Educational Values • 99%tehey are above reading and writing • Lies primly with the individual federated states • In Germany they are educated schools with least amount of student and more amount of student .the one that has the highest students is University of Cologne with 44,230 students and the one with the least is University of Trier with 14,000 students.

  8. Art and Music • Music: -they listen to classic music and they support over 100 symphony orchestras. -Germany’s musical heritage is rich with innovation and technique • Art: -German art has a long and distinguished tradition in the visual arts -German art often effectively includes that produced in German-speaking regions including Austria, Alsace and much of Switzerland The studio of German People that were artists:artist Hinrich :

  9. Technology • The have a really good technology over making automobile and communication with technological innovation.

  10. Recreation • When Germany was playing cricket and it was a 5 day test match.one of the people who were watching was Hitler. a couple of days when the results came Hitler was told that it was a draw meaning it was a tiebreaker. When he heard the results he got made for watching a 5 day test match and it be a draw.so what he did was on the field for where they were playing the test match Hitler killed all the people who were playing cricket including GERMANY. From then on cricket has not been played EVER!!!!

  11. Fun Facts • Germany has over 300 kinds of bread! • Germans answer the phone with their surname instead of “Hello.” • Dogs are treated like kings. They can go anywhere. They even have their own pools! • In World War II, a German sub was sunk by a broken toilet! • Germans are nosey about their employers. They want to know if they are married and see their photos!

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