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Germany is a federal parliamentary republic located in Western and Central Europe. It has a population of over 81 million people and Berlin is its capital and largest city. Germany has a largely temperate seasonal climate and covers over 357,000 square kilometers. The country has a long and diverse history and culture, with influences from Roman occupation and various migrations over time. German is the official language and the culture is known for its poets, thinkers, composers and philosophers who have greatly influenced Western thought. Football is the most popular sport and beer is the most popular alcoholic drink.
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This document provides a cultural presentation on Germany covering several topics in 3 sentences or less:
1) Germany basics - It is a parliamentary democracy located in central Europe with 82 million inhabitants speaking German across 16 federal states.
2) Government and politics - Germany is a federal republic with legislation passed by the lower and upper houses and currently led by Chancellor Angela Merkel.
3) Cities and places of interest - Major cities discussed include Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, and Cologne, along with famous landmarks like Neuschwanstein Castle.
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Germany is a democratic republic located in central Europe. Its capital is Berlin and other major cities include Hamburg and Munich. Germany has a population of over 81 million people and its official language is German. The country has a temperate climate and terrain that includes mountains, coastlines, and rivers. Germany has a largely industrialized economy focused on manufacturing and services.
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Europa powerpoint
- 1. EUROPA Präsentation Von Tabea und Kate
- 2. LÄNDER • 47 Länder • 839 MillionenEinwohner • 200 verschiedene sprachen • Gesamtfläche von rund 23 Mio. km²
- 3. DIE 5 GRÖßTEN LÄNDER EUROPAS platz Land Einwohnerzahl Fläche in km² Hauptstadt 1 Frankreich 67,12 Millionen 668.763 Paris 2 Ukraine 44,83 Millionen 603.700 Kiew 3 Spanien 46,57 Millionen 504.645 Madrid 4 Schweden 9,995 Millionen 449.996 Stockholm 5 Deutschland 82,52 Millionen 357.093 Berlin
- 4. DIE 5 GRÖßTEN STÄDTE IN EUROPA Platz Stadt Einwohner Land 1 Istanbul 14.804.116 Türkei 2 Moskau 12.342.619 Russland 3 London 8.835.001 Vereinigtes Königreich 4 Sankt Petersburg 5.351.935 Russland 5 Berlin 3.613.495 Deutschland
- 6. LÄNDER IN DER EU • Zur EU zählen 28 Länder • 512,6 Millionen Einwohner • 23 Amtssprachen • 4.381.324 km² • Zuletzt aufgenommen wurde Kroatien im Jahre 2013 • 2019 tritt das Vereinigte Königreich offiziell aus
- 7. DIE ERWEITERUNG DER EU • Gründungsmitglieder: Belgien, Frankreich, Deutschland, Italien, Luxemburg, Niederlande • 1973 Dänemark, Irland, Großbritannien • 1918 Griechenland • 1986 Portugal, Spanien • 1995 Finnland, Österreich, Schweden • 2004 Estland, Lettland, Litauen, Malta, Polen, Slowakei, Slowenien, Tschechische Republik, Ungarn, Zypern • 2007 Bulgarien, Rumänien • 2013 Kroatien
- 8. DER EUROPÄISCHE RAT • Der Europäische Rat besteht aus den Staats- und Regierungschefs aller EU-Staaten sowie dem Präsidenten der Europäischen Kommission. • Der Europäische Rat tagt grundsätzlich viermal jährlich, um die allgemeinen politischen Leitlinien der EU festzulegen. Dazu gehört auch die mittelfristige Finanzplanung. • Da er das oberste politische Entscheidungsgremium in der EU darstellt, werden seine Tagungen oft als „Gipfeltreffen“ bezeichnet.
- 10. DAS WARS MIT UNSERER PRÄSENTATION Wir hoffen es hat euch gefallen