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 * Shibin Benjamin and Jon Alspach Mrs. Assini **
 * The Five Themes of Geography/Germany Project** **10/6/09** (M=Jon R=Jon HE=Both L= Shibin P= Shibin) __Social Studies & The Five Themes of Geography/Germany Project__

BLA, BLA, BLA... This isn't the real proj., the proj. is on google docs(I'm still not finished)

Germany is a wonderful country despite its negative background and impact in history due to World War Two. Through the Five Themes of Geography, Germany’s positives and negatives will be examined. Germany’s beauty, wonders, lifestyle, and crucial information will be unlocked through the Five Themes of geography. Germany has gone through many troubles in the past, but has come back as seventh in the world for its military statics. The five themes of geography will be used analyze the entire German nation. These essential steps provide important questions that need to be answered about any specific place, and in this case, Germany. Movement- I’m guessing through newspaper, Internet, television, radio, and other average American sources of news and media. I need some help on where to find or what to search for German movement. Region- This country is in the Central Europe region because all other countries in this region are in the middle of the continent. (Human Environmental Interaction) Germany is located in central Europe and is bordered by the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Switzerland, Austria, Liechtenstein, Czech Republic, Poland, and the Baltic and North Sea. The nation's capital, Berlin is at 52 degrees 32' N, 13 degrees 25' E. Germany is about one thousand six hundred miles away from the western border of Europe. This nation is about eight hundred miles away from the western border of Russia. Germany is sometimes underestimated for its size since it is only the sixth largest country in Europe, but Germany is seventh in the world for its military power. From east to west, Germany measures approximately six hundred and fifty kilometers and it has three hundred and sixty-five thousand, nine-hundred fifty-nine square kilometers. Germany

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