1. Germany
by:Bailey Jefferson

2. Capital of Germany
The capital of germany is Berlin.

3. Lat and Long of Germany
Lat: Long:

4. A famous body of water in Germany
The Danube River

5. Highest point in Germany
Zugspitze, 2,962 m 9,718ft above sea level.

6. A popular sport in Germany
Fussball is a popular sport in Germany

7. Most exported goods in Germany
Motor Vehicles,machinery,chemicals, computers,electronic products,electrical equipment,food,textiles,rubber and plastic products. A popular company in Germany is Mercedes

8. A popular festival
The oktoberfest is a popular festival in germany.

9. Germany in the european union
Germany was part of the european union and it joined in 1957

10. A famous celebrity in Germany
Heidi Klum is a famous celebrity in Germany.

11. A famous person in germany
A famous person in germany is Chancellor Angela Merkel and she is the head of state

12. Germany place in the war
Yes germany was in the war they were apart of the Allies. Germany ended up paying for the war.

13. Germany beinging a country in wwI
In WWI Germany was a country

14. Germany’s leader
Germany’s leader is Frank- Walter Steinmeier

15. Germany’s government
Germany’s governments are Democracy,Constitutional,Federal,and Parliament

16. Important event in Germany
When germany caught paris

17. A famous place in germany is
Volkerschlachtdenklam

18. Population in Germany
82.67 Mil

19. The main religion in Germany
Christian 62%,Catholic 15%,Protestant 15%,other 8%

20. Germany ‘s climate
Is cold, wet, winter and summer is warm

21. Germany’s Language
Is mostly German

22. Germany and U.S Relationship
Germany thinks U.S is a reliable allies but the U.S thinks that Germany needs to have more military.

23. Sources
“Countries - European Union - European Commission.” European Union, 7 Dec. 2017, europa.eu/european-union/about-eu/countries_en.
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