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By: Abbigail Leigh Vibbert

Germany. By: Abbigail Leigh Vibbert. Germany’s flag is made up of three colors Red, Gold, and Black. Black symbolizes determination. Red symbolizes hardiness, bravery, strength, and valor. Gold symbolizes generosity. .

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By: Abbigail Leigh Vibbert

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  1. Germany By: Abbigail Leigh Vibbert

  2. Germany’s flag is made up of three colors Red, Gold, and Black. Black symbolizes determination. Red symbolizes hardiness, bravery, strength, and valor. Gold symbolizes generosity.

  3. Germany’s government is a federal republic. A federal republic is a form of government made up of a federal state with a constitution and self- governing subunits. Type of Government

  4. Germany’s population is very high. The total population from 2011 Census is 81,768,000.

  5. The capital city of Germany is Berlin. Berlin has a population greater than 3.45 million.

  6. Germany on the World Map

  7. The Per Capita in Germany is relatively high. Germany’s Per Capita is approximately $34,800.

  8. Places in Germany

  9. Holidays and Festivals • Tag Der Einheit- October 3rd: A day reserved for national for unity. • Day of Repentance- November 18: the German was named “ Bus and Betagg” • Tag der Arbeiter – May 1st : Labor Day • Weihnachten- December 25th: German name for Christmas • Fronleichnam- 60 days After Easter

  10. Major Industry Germany’s major industry is an area of coal mines and steel mills along the Ruhr River in North Rhine-Westphalia; Bremen and Hamburg, have huge shipbuilding yards; Bavaria in the south, where many plants for the manufacture of automobiles and stereo equipment are located; and Dresden, which has power plant and a growing electronic industry.

  11. Natural Resources Germany’s natural resources are iron ore, coal, potash, timber, lignite, uranium, copper, natural gas, salt, nickel, arable. They're the world producer of brown coal. hydroelectricity is very important.

  12. Major Religions 70% claim Christianity - primarily Catholicism then Lutheranism, followed by Muslims at 4%.

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