Denmark

in 1412. She was the Queen of Denmark,

Sweden and Norway. She was the queen of

these countries all at different times in

her life. Another Queen Margaret Brought

together Sweden, Denmark, and Norway all

under one kingdom but after a while they

separated and returned to different

King Fredrick III made the people of

Denmark have less power over the government.

When he did this he also changed something

else Denmark became a kingdom or empire.

Christianity to Denmark’s people and society. He made this happen through

Baptism. King Harold Bluetooth inherited his

kingdom from his father who ruled for a long

time. They called him “Gorm the Old.” In

1028 Ad. he had taken over all of Norway.

King Harold Bluetooth Died in the year of

In 1914- 1918 world war one took place.

It never really affected Denmark because

they never chose a side to be on. They were

World War II began in 1939 and ended in

1945. In World War II Denmark was fully

taken over by Germany. The Danish people

were forced to become slaves for Germans.

They were taken out of their homes and the

. . .

Denmark’s winter climate is kind of mild.

Cities

The city of Fredricksburg, located in

Denmark was first founded in the early

1800s. In 1992 estimation

for Chelsingers population was 43,302. He was born in the country of

Norway north of Denmark.

Estimation is about more than twenty

million. The winter usually gets cool and

cloudy. On April 30 Hitler

killed himself and the end had come to World

War II.

Denmark’s towns and cities have many

libraries with plenty of books in each. In 1990 Denmark

had about 2,127 elementary schools and lots

more than 613,000 students in them. It has the

biggest lake in Denmark called lake Aress.

Both are major suppliers to Denmark.

All over Denmark has many lakes

especially in central Jutland.

Some include the Alborg, Copenhagen, and

Rhus University. It has lots of music,

maps, pictures, and lots more. Today both, Great

Britain and Germany supply Denmark together.

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