Kevin Andresen & Kevin Sparks -U-Bahn and the S-Bahn
-The U-Bahn is a train of transportation. its Is usually neverlat and runs all the time. So you really do not need a car in Germany.
-S-Bahn carries about 1.3 million workers a day. It has 166 different starions and 15 lines.
Alexia Ball & Matthew Steinborn- Art and German Culture 1920 and Present
- Famous artists are Hans Richter, George Grosz, and RaoulHausmann.
- Most read book in Germany is "All Quiet on the Western Front," by Erich Remarque.
Breanna Bigger & Vaughn Malchow - Popular Sights and Activities in Luebeck Germany
- Their is many parks and activities in Luebeck Germany.
- There is also a lot of historical buildings and monuments in Luebeck Germany
Patrick Donohue & David Grow - Staatsoper unter den Linden
- The 18th century was known as the Golden Age because of the big music making in Berlin.
- Berlin still has opera houses that play classical music today.
Lacey Rovang & Kayla Skochenski - Nightlife in Berlin
- You can always find an Irish pub called the Oscar Wilde Pub.
- At night people go to dances, pubs, and casinos.
Andrew Gnirk & Shelby Gunderson - Berlin Buildings
- Furhsehturm is the tallest building in Germany.
- The Furhsehturm has a reflection of a cross when the sun shines on it.
Kelsey Kubiak & Nicole Wollum - Brandenburg Gate
- Is the only gate left that used to be many leading into the city.
- Brandenburg was the symbol of the divided city when East and West Germany were split.
Steven Johnson & Kyle Louks- Berlin during WWII and Now
- Male Population decreased after WWII
- It was hard on the women after WWII because their was less men they had to work to clear rumble and debris
Danielle Ostendorf - Places Seen in Video
-Alexanderplatz is used for transportation in Berlin
- There are five muesums that make up the Museum Island.
Conner Otte - Sports
- Half a million of Berliners play sports
- In 2006 Germany took the World Cup in Football
Sion Owen & Kyle Wesley - Reichstag
- Its like the Capital Building in the U.S.
- It was damaged in WWII because the building was used my Hitler.
Khrystyna Paplow & Jessica Nikula - Berlin during WWII
- Their is 115 jewish houses of prayer
- By German definition their is 8000,000 Jews
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