Thompson 5th Period Geo

  Birthrate:  8.6/1000 Death rate:  12.1/1000 Infant mortality rate:  3.3/1000 Life expectancy:  81.1 years Literacy Rate:  99.0% GDP per capita:   50,800$ Citations: The World Factbook  NOVEMBER 24, 2020 https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/resources/the-world-factbook/geos/gm.html

  Economic Background   Germany became poor after World War II But with help with its allies it was able to rebuild its economy mostly west Germany it rebuild in an amazing rate.Germany right now is one of Europe’s biggest economy.Germany has been through a lot but was able to get back up. Germany economy during covid-19 Germany’s economy was affected by covid by having to close  everything businesses which caused workers to stop working during lockdown which cause Germany’s economy to go down. The government saw how it was going down so they decided to reopen businesses but with strict measure with a shorter amount of people to work and 6 ft distance which made some people unemployed  Citations https://www.worldbookonline.com/student-new/#/article/home/ar222500/outline/h30 https://go.gale.com/ps/headerQuickSearch.do?inputFieldNames%5B0%5D=OQE&quickSearchTerm=Germany+businesses+affected+by+covid+19&searchType=BasicSearchForm&userGroupName=tel_s_tsla&n...

Germany way of life   Germany is a modern, multicultural country with a high standard of living.   Germany is a modern, multicultural country with a high standard of living.   Many Germans live on farms or in small communities, but rural populations are shrinking. Many Germans have moved to large cities in search of better economic opportunities.Germans enjoy pastries or cake and coffee but they like eating light.Germany's most known sport is soccer they have many ameautre teams and professional.Germany has many colleges/universities in the world. Covid impact to germany's way of life Covid-19 impacted students way of life because students in germany are having online classes.Germany has closed some places that most germans go in their regular day.German ladies haved been impacted by being pregnant can be hard and struggles and worries with covid-19.Germanys soccer teams haved not played or had practice but they barley are starting to have games and practice but with...

                                  Germany’s background government  In 1990, West Germany’s  constitution , known as the Basic Law, became the basis of the newly reunited Federal Republic of Germany.  The government's main bodies and offices include a legislature, a federal chancellor, and a Cabinet.  The German legislature has two houses,  The Bundestag has hundreds of members and is the more powerful of the two houses.   Germany's 16 states are represented at the federal level in the Bundesrat.   Government response to Covid-19  In the Corona pandemic, the Federal   Government   is pushing ahead with the expansion of all-day care in primary schools. An additional 1.5 billion euro will flow into the so-called special federal fund, through which the Länder receive the financial assistance. The Federal   Government   is providing a total of ...

  RELIGIOUS BACKGROUND Germany  is a religion , Univ. of Paderbom.The main religion in Germany is Christianity.Germany is also full of catholics but mostly christians.  Christian worship encompassing six ritual forms: praise, prayer, sermon, sacrifice, sacrament, and spiritual ecstasy.   CHRISTIANITY AND COVID-19 Germany churches were affected by covid by having to be closed for 7 weeks but reopened 45,000 churches in May 9th.Many people who attended church were tested positive for covid.With covid around it even caused people from church to die from it even big leaders from church haved diedBut right now you need a mask to be able to get in church and stay 6ft away from others .Covid has increased rapidly that probably they might close the churches again. CITATION Carolyn M.   Sept. 1, 1997   http://www.libraryjournal.com/ Los Angeles Times: https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2020-05-29/germany-reopened-churches-offer-road-map-new-corona...

  The world Factbook Germany,  October 21, 2020 https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/gm.html