History
In 1848 was the year of what?
Year of Revolutions; failure of liberals' attempt to unite Germany under democratic constitution; start of period of rapid industrialisation.
Germany is a democratic and what republic ?
germany is a democratic and federal parliamentary republic
In germany who was a german composer and musician of the late Baroque period ?
Johann Sebastian Bach
The Neuschwanstein Castle in the Bavarian Alps, Neuschwanstein inspired Disney’s Sleeping Beauty Castle, Commissioned by who and who?
Commissioned by by King Ludwig II of Bavaria
In the Unification Treaty of 31 August 1990, the governments of the Federal Republic of Germany and the German Democratic Republic agreed to restore Germany's what
they agreed to restore germany's unity
In 1914-1918 - what war occurred during this time ?
World War 1 occurred during this time
the federal system has since 1949 been dominated by the what union ?
Ludwig van beethoven was a german composer and a what ?
Ludwig van beethoven was a german composer and a pianist
what are most of the castles styles their as places to visit
gothic style
The parliaments of West and East Germany approved this decision with two-thirds majorities. When reunification took effect on 3 October 1990,
what decision did they approve?
they approved the decision when Eastern Germany joined the Federal Republic, and five new federal states (Lander) and the reunified city-state of Berlin were created.
In 1933 when Hitler becomes chancellor what also occurred during this time ?
during this time frame not only did they have a new chancellor(Hitler) but the weimar Republic gives away to a one-party state
The judiciary of germany is independent of the what and the what ?
Marlene Dietrich was a german-born actress and what who's her career spanned from the 1910's to the 1980's ?
Marlene Dietrich was a actress and a singer
what is germany's most visited place?
Cologne Cathedral
The Basic Law has been subject of over how many amendments since 1949?
Over 60 amendments
In 1939-1945 - the Invasion of who triggers the World War ll ?
the invasion of poland triggers the second World War
The federal legislative power is vested by in the what and the what
In the bundestag (the parliament of germany ) , and the bundesrat ( the representative body of the Lander, Germany's regional states).
who was a german-born theoretical physicist who is widely held as one of the most influential scientist ?
Albert Einstein was one of the best and well known scientist
Symbolizing unity and peace, this iconic monument in Berlin played a significant role in Germany’s history , what is the place's name?
Brandenburg Gate, Berlin
Major constitutional reforms were enacted in what time ?
in 1994 following reunification and in 2006 and 2009 in order to reorganizse the federalist competences and financial structures of Germany.
In 1945 when germany is defeated what does Hitler do ?
when germany was defeated Hitler commits suicide which also leads to Allies dividing germany into occupation zones
In the federal german system , the president is the head of state,this is largely a ceremonial position, elected for a maximum of a what year term ?
a maximum of a two,five-year term
Who is a german former racing driver , who competed in formula one from 1931 to 2006 ?
Michael Schumacher is a german racer
Thiers a park in the eastern part of Germany, is a stunning landscape of rugged sandstone formations, lush forests and picturesque river valleys what is the park?
The Saxon Switzerland National Park
when was the basic law adopted
The Basic Law was adopted in 1949, initially as a provisional framework for the basic organization of the state until German reunification.