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Exploring Germany: A Land of Contrasts and Contributions

Discover the significance of Germany with insights on its role in Europe, economic power, historical impact, and immigrant roots. Learn about EU membership, European laws, and regionalism. Gain valuable knowledge about the country's population, economy, and environment through various statistics and data.

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Exploring Germany: A Land of Contrasts and Contributions

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  1. GERMANY TODAY: 2007 MADE POSSIBLE BY THE PROGRAM PARTNERS:

  2. TEXTBOOK TRANSPARENCIES

  3. T1: Country Size by Land Area

  4. T2: Country Size by Population

  5. T3: Country Size by GDP

  6. T4: Why Study Germany? • Germany is a prime mover in European integration • Geographic location • Economic power (GDP & Exports) • Model of post WWII reconstruction • Legacy of literary and political thought • Ancestral home to millions of immigrants to the USA • Becoming a nation of immigrants • Germany and the USA have common problems • Germany is a case study of contrast and contradiction

  7. T5: Member Nations of the EU

  8. T5 Overlay: Member Nations of the EU

  9. T6: How European Laws Are Made

  10. T7: How a Bill Becomes Law in the USA

  11. T8: Regionalism in Europe

  12. T9: Border Crossing Cooperation

  13. T10: The Languages of Europe

  14. T10 Overlay: The Languages of Europe

  15. T11: Pulling Up Roots

  16. T12: Voters Weren’t Sure

  17. T13.1: What Does the Euro Look Like?

  18. T13.2: What Does the Euro Look Like?

  19. T13.3: What Does the Euro Look Like?

  20. T13.4: What Does the Euro Look Like?

  21. T14: Trade Statistics

  22. T15: Polluted Rivers in Germany

  23. T16: Population Density in Germany & Europe

  24. T16 Overlay

  25. T17: GDP in Regions of the EU

  26. END TRANSPARENCIES MADE POSSIBLE BY THE PROGRAM PARTNERS:

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