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Germany & the Alpine Countries

Germany & the Alpine Countries

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Geography, Social Studies

7th Grade

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Jay Iaquinta

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​Germany and the alpine countries

Lesson 9.3​

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Multiple Choice

The capital of Germany is:

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Paris

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Bern

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Berlin

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Vienna

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Multiple Choice

Austria's capital and largest city is:

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Paris

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Bern

3

Berlin

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Vienna

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Multiple Choice

The capital of Switzerland is:

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Paris

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Bern

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Berlin

4

Vienna

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Multiple Choice

Germany is governed by a parliament and this person, who is a prime minister elected by the parliament and who runs the government:

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president

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emporer

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king

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chancellor

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Multiple Choice

Switzerland is famous for never taking sides in any international conflict, also called remaining:

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apathetic

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hostile

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neutral

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allied

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Multiple Choice

Communist leaders built this to stop East Germans from escaping to West Germany:

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Brooklyn Bridge

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Great Wall of China

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Fort Bragg

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Berlin Wall

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Multiple Choice

Democracy movements swept Eastern Europe and communism collapsed, leading to:

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East & West Germany reunifying

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Germany naming a king

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Switzerland breaking its neutrality

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Germany absorbing Austria

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Multiple Choice

Most Germans belong to one of 2 religious groups, Catholics or this religious group who protested against the Catholic Church:

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Buddhists

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Protestants

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Pentecostals

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Calvinists

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Multiple Choice

This country has Europe's largest economy:

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Germany

2

France

3

Austria

4

Switzerland

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Multiple Choice

Independent since the 1600's, Switzerland is a federal republic made up of 26 districts called:

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townships

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counties

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cantons

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districts

​Germany and the alpine countries

Lesson 9.3​

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