During World War I, and World War II, Germany was sepearated into two sides, the east which were the loyalist who supported Hitler. The west who did not support Hitler. There was a wall that seperated the two sides, but in 1989 the wall came down and Germany became a whole.
             In 1990, western Germany had very low unemployment while east Germany had full employment. In 1996, unemployment hit 11.1% with more than 4 million germans out of work.
             The different race groups in Germany cosists of The Alpine type which are mainly in the central and southern part of Germany. Then you have the Teutonic who live in the northern part of Germany.
             The religious germans rely on the Gutenberg Bible, much like what we call the holy bible. In Germany, there are 36% of Prodestants who live in the north. Then 35% Roman Catholics, and last only 2% Muslim. The education level is very difficult. Children first go to a 4 year primary school (Grundschule), then 5 years of a post-primary school (Hauptschule). Adding on, there's a vocational school to learn about buisness (Berufsschule). About 1/5 of the students who finish Grundschule go to Realschule for 6 years. Then they have the option of going to a 2 year vocational college (Fachoberschule) to become wealthy buisness men and women.
             Germany has a president who is elected in office for 5 years and 6 different political parties. These parties are, Christian Democratic Party (CDP), Social Democratic Party (SDP), Free Democratic Party (FDP), Green Party, Christan Social Union (CSU), and The Party of Democratic Socialism (PDS). Germany is governed under The Basic Law known as Grundgesedz. The Basic Law describes the country as a "democratic federal state based on social justice."
            
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