Final Part 2M: Die Bundesländer Deutschlands

Germany has (a)   Bundesländer (federal states).

The Deutsches Museum of Bayern located in München focuses on . . . .

• artistic works of German masters.

• science and technology.

• German national history.

Miniatur Wunderland located in Hamburg is . . .

• the largest model railroad.

• a fantasy theme park.

• a modern concert hall.

Schloss Sanssouci in Brandenburg was . . .

• a fairy-tale castle built by
  Mad King Ludwig.

• the former castle of
  Fredrick the Great
  (Friedrich der Große).

• the one-time seat of the German government.

The _________ is an ancient city gate in Rheinland-Pfalz preserved from the time of the Holy Roman Empire.

• Brandenburger Tor

• Porta Nigra

• Schloss Sanssouci

(a)   , found in​ Rheinland-Pfalz, is the largest​ (b)   in the world.

• chemical company
• Siemens
• technology
• BASF

The ​ (a)   in Berlin was a symbol of division during ​ (b)   .

• East Side Gallery
• Brandenburger Tor
• the Cold War
• World War II

​ (a)   , a statesman, author, and dabbler in science, was born in the state of ​ (b)   where Wiesbaden is the state capital.

• Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
• Hessen
• Robert Bunsen
• Nordrhein-Westfalen

This company in Nordrhein-Westfalen invented and patented the first headache medication known as Aspirin.

• Siemens

• Zeiss

• Bayer

The Volkerschlachtdenkmal in ____ , Sachsen honors soldiers of the Battle Nations where Napoleon was defeated.

• Dresden
• Leipzig

• Düsseldorf