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New Zealand vs. Germany

New Zealand vs. Germany . By Justin Eicher . New Zealand . Located in the Pacific Ocean East of Australia The capital is Wellington The unofficial language is English with 89.8% people speaking it and Maori 14.1% There are 4,401,916 people living across the two islands

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New Zealand vs. Germany

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  1. New Zealand vs. Germany By Justin Eicher

  2. New Zealand • Located in the Pacific Ocean East of Australia • The capital is Wellington • The unofficial language is English with 89.8% people speaking it and Maori 14.1% • There are 4,401,916 people living across the two islands • The major religion is Christianity making up 44.3% of the pop and the rest are the normal Hindu, Buddhist, Islam etc. • No subcultures are mentioned but I would imagine that native Maori people and those that can identify with more then one type of nationality would make up any subcultures.

  3. History • In 800 A.D the Polynesian Maori reached New Zealand • 1840 chiefs meet and make compact with Britain • 1843 – 1872 land disputes between Brits and natives end up with defeat of natives and Brit colony • 1907 became independent and supported UK in both world wars • 1980 participation and help in armed conflicts dies off.

  4. Todays conflicts • Recent conflicts are made up of addressing grievances of Maori natives • A dispute of a territorial claim in Antarctica • A rise in the consumption in amphetamines

  5. Economy • As it sits now the economy is stable after recuperating from a recession in 2009. This was a result in a ending of dependence on Brit imports for a free market economy boosting incomes but separating social levels. • GDP – 136 billion • Labor Force – 7% farming 19% industry 74% serveries • 6.4% unemployment

  6. Values and Symbols • The New Zealand people value the beliefs and customs associated with the Maori culture pulling on its art and cultural teachings. • The coat of arms, national flag, kiwi (bird), and Koru are all symbols known to them • Colors blue, white, red, green, black

  7. Values and Symbols cont. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YS_iBV3ljxI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdMCAV6Yd0Y

  8. My opinion • Like – I like that even though there is a large presence of outsider influence like the Brits the people still hold true to their roots as Maori people. • Dislike – it is hard to find something not to like about the area I suppose it the education system is not the best and poverty does run throughout the country

  9. Which one? • I love America do not get me wrong, but it would be great to live in an area that is so connected to its history and culture. Their story is a more successful version of our own Natives and it good to see that the people still thrive in their culture and country together.

  10. Germany • Located in central Europe between France and Poland • Capitol is Berlin • Mainly speak German but also is common to know languages based in the Cyrillic alphabet as well as English and French • 80,996,685 people live in the country • 34% identify with Protestantism 34% with Catholic 3.7 Muslim and 28.3 % no belief and other • No subcultures mentioned. The Germans are proud people and the nationalistic attitudes make subcultures difficult

  11. Histroy • This is more easy to talk about the write about because there is not enough space. The highlights are • 1850 -1871 Ovb uses tact and political wars to unify the split Germany • Germany quickly became dominate Economic power • Kaiser William II wanted a bigger navy and expansion against ovb wishes leads into WW1 • Defeated and in economic distress Hitler rises to power • WW2 • Present.

  12. Conflicts • No outstanding conflicts to date • Has become gather of refuges from Serbia, Turkey, Iraq, Russia etc. • Source of some drug component chemicals for South America cocaine, Southwest Asian heroin, and Latin American cocaine

  13. Economy • Strong economy rebuilt after WW1 debts and end of cold war. • 5Th largest in the world • GDP – 3.227 Trillion • Jobs – 1.6% Farming 24.6% industry 73.8% serveries • 5.3% unemployment

  14. Values and Symbols • Germans are proud people having been forged as a country out of a time of great nationalism. Support their own culture very strongly and value history especially their own. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_GOVVZbzsMs

  15. My opinion • Like – I love the focus and history and art of their culture. WE study our own history here but I do not feel it is with the same fervor and respect that they tech • Dislike – Although it is out of respect I do not like the punctuality and times and the formalness of speaking. I feel it would be very stressful to remember and maintain, but then again if I was born there it probably would not be to hard to keep up.

  16. Live there? • I would love to live in Germany. My grandparents lived there for a time and have nothing but fantastic stories. Also being part German it would be great to go and live in a place I have partially come from. • I do like American culture do not get me wrong and I know I just said otherwise in the last slide but I think I would enjoy living in the German culture more then the American culture. The formalness and respect to people, education, and history/art is just something I would love to have in my life.

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