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Germany Europe World Cultures Social Studies


Germany


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    Top: Kids and Teens: School Time: Social Studies: World Cultures: Europe: Germany
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  • - Learn about this language and the varieties spoken in Germany and in the Netherlands.
  • - Explores German culture, customs and daily life such as holidays and celebrations, the school system, the states, and the food.
  • - Overview of life, history, and culture by the US Library of Congress.
  • - See the current flag, learn the significance of its colors, and read the history behind this country's previous flags.
  • - Features a map and brief descriptions of geography, economy, government, and people.
  • - Kids section of the information site published by the German embassy in Washington D.C. Has facts on the country, history, daily life, music, food, free time and German celebrities.
  • - Read facts about this country as well as a detailed history and descriptions of its political parties, economy, and foreign relations. From the U.S. State Department.
  • - Discover the museum's collection of modern prints and illustrated books on expressionism.
  • - Basic information on the culture, life, arts and history from the German Embassy in Washington, D.C.
  • - Find great views of the holiday festivities in Nuremberg. Check out the livestream or still pictures.
  • - Discover how German Catholics celebrate All Saints and All Souls day.
  • - Explore this museum in Munich, Germany and see what cool exhibits they have to visit. Info also in German. Includes a history of the museum with video clips.


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