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1 Germany

2  Charlemagne (Holy Roman Empire) - independent political units (sovereign)   Protestant Reformation - Protestants objected to teachings of the Roman Catholic Church  Prussia Movement - confederation

3  World War I (1914) - Central Powers - Allied Forces  World War II (1939) - Adolf Hitler (Nazi Party) - Axis Powers - Allied Forces

4  Federal Republic of Germany - West Germany  Communist German Democratic Republic - East Germany *October 3, 1990- East and West Germany reunited.

5  Physical Characteristics - mountains, hills, plateaus, plains  Berlin - Germany’s capital city

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