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Germany and the Alpine countries - PPT Presentation

Germany About size of MT Alps in south Danube and Rhine important rivers Capital Berlin Global economic power Ruhr industrial area Produce steel ships cars machinery Export beer wine cheese ID: 458982

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Germany and the Alpine countriesSlide2

Germany

About size of MT

Alps in south

Danube and Rhine important riversSlide3

Capital: Berlin

Global economic power

Ruhr industrial area

Produce steel, ships, cars, machinery

Export beer, wine, cheeseSlide4

Federal republic (like US)

President

Reunification

: bringing together two parts under one governmentSlide5

People speak German

Protestant and CatholicSlide6

Switzerland

Alps form most of landscape

Democratic government

Practice

neutrality

: refuse to take sides in disagreements and wars between countriesSlide7

Alps: continental divide of Central Europe

Rhine & Rhone begin in Alps

Used for hydroelectric powerSlide8

Austria

Landlocked

Alps cover ¾

Capital: ViennaSlide9

Economy:

Hydroelectric power

Timber

Tourism (skiing)

manufacturingSlide10

People

Most live in cities & work in manufacturing

Speak German

80% Roman CatholicSlide11

Culture

Mozart, Schubert, Haydn

Still popular

with musicians