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- 1. Germany Andrew Wolf Mrs. Peart June 11, 2012
- 2. Agenda Federal Republic of Germany • Location • Physical features and climate • People and government • Culture • Economy • Problems faced
- 3. Where Germany is Located • Germany is located in Europe. • The surrounding countries are Poland, Czech Republic, France, Belgium, Luxemburg, Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, and Denmark. • The Surrounding bodies of water are the Baltic Sea and the North Sea.
- 4. Main Cities • Germany’s capital is Berlin. • Germany’s main cities are: • Hamburg • Munich • Frankfurt
- 5. Physical Features and Natural Resources • Germany’s physical features are mountains, plateaus, coast (borders North Sea),islands, valleys, plains, rivers, and lakes. • Germany’s natural resources are iron ore, steel, coal, and copper.
- 6. Climate • Germany has a temperate climate with four seasons. • Germany’s weather is like our weather.
- 7. Germany’s People • Germany’s population was 81,702,329 in the year 2010. • The official language is German. • Some people in northern Germany speak Danish. • The religions of Germany are Christian (62%) and Islamic (5%). Buddhists and Judaism are rare.
- 8. Germanys Government • Germany is a democratic republic. • Germanys currency is Euros.
- 9. German Food and Sports • German food includes: • Pork • Pot roast • Fried trout • Carrots • Saltwater boiled potatoes • Popular sports are: • Soccer • Gymnastics • Skiing • Surfing • Swimming
- 10. Education • German high schools are different than in the U.S. • Hauptschule • Prepares students for apprenticeship training for jobs such as construction. • Realschule • Prepares students for vocational schools for jobs such as an electrician. • Gymnasium • Prepares students for college.
- 11. Economy • The chief industries are manufacturing, and service industries. • The chief agricultural products are potatoes, wheat, barley, rye, sugar, beets, cabbage, fruit, and dairy. • The chief exports are machinery, vehicles, chemicals, and food. • The animals raised are cows, pigs, chickens, German shepherds, and boxers.
- 12. History of Germany • Four big events happened in Germany over the last 100 years. The The Berlin World War I Holocaust World War II Wall 1914 - 1918 1933 – 1945 1939 – 1945 1961 – 1989 Germany 6,000,000 France and Separated fought Jewish Britain East France, Great people died. declared Germany Britain, war. It ended from West Russia, Italy, with Japan’s Germany. It and Japan. surrender. It was taken also ended down in the 1989 when Holocaust. East Germany’s communist government was forced from power.
- 13. Problems Today • There are still differences between easterners and westerners. • Unemployment is Besser–wesser!!!! Jammer–Ossi!!!! higher in Eastern (Know it all (whining Easterner) Germany Westerner)
- 14. Summary • Germany is located in Europe. • Germany’s capital is Berlin. • Germany is a democratic republic. • German high schools are different than in the U.S. • Germany’s population was 81,702,329 in the year 2010.
- 15. Bibliography • ‘‘Germany.’’ Encyclopedia Britannica. 2012. • ‘‘Germany.’’ Fact Monster. 9 June 2012. http://www.factmonster.com/ipka/A0107568.html.
Notas do Editor
- Germany is a great country. It has a lot of history. Germany is very interesting and has a lot to offer to its citizens and tourists.
- Germany’s people are diverse. Germany’s population was 81,702,329 in the year 2010. The official language is German. Some people in northern Germany speak Danish. The religions of Germany are Christian (62%) and Islamic (5%). Buddhists and Judaism are rare.
- Germany has a similar government to the U.S. Germany is a democratic republic. Germanys currency is Euros.
- Germany has similar sports but different food. German food includes Pork, Pot roast, Fried trout, Carrots,Saltwater boiled potatoes. Popular sports are Soccer, Gymnastics, Skiing, Surfing, Swimming
- German high schools are different than in the U.S.. Students can go to 3 different high schools. The Hauptschuleprepares students for apprenticeship training for jobs such as construction. The Realschule prepares students for vocational schools for jobs such as an electrician. The Gymnasium prepares students for college.
- Germany has a big economy. The chief industries are manufacturing, and service industries. The chief agricultural products are potatoes, wheat, barley, rye, sugar, beets, cabbage, fruit, and dairy. The chief exports are machinery, vehicles, chemicals, and food. The animals raised are cows, pigs, chickens, German shepherds, and boxers.
- There are many things to remember about Germany. Germany is located in Europe. Germany’s capital is Berlin. Germany is a democratic republic. German high schools are different than in the U.S. Germany’s population was 81,702,329 in the year 2010. Germany is a great country because there are so many interesting things about it.