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According to this Deezer study, a French music streaming service, 59.6 percent of respondents said they currently listened mostly to Easy listening music, followed by Pop music with a share of 52.5 percent of the surveyed

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France has a high quality healthcare system that offers universal coverage for all citizens, regardless of age or economic situation. It consists of an integrated network of public and private services including doctors, hospitals, and specialist providers

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Most major cities in France have connections to the high-speed network, making this the most popular and efficient mode of French public transportation. Compared to some other European countries, train travel in France is relatively inexpensive, particularly on non-TGV Intercités routes

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Transportation in France relies on one of the densest networks in the world with 146 km of road and 6.2 km of rail lines per 100 km ². It is built as a web with Paris at its center. Rail, road, air and water are all widely developed forms of transportation in France.

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The French education system consists of three stages: primary education, secondary education, and higher education. ... Formal schooling in France starts as early as age three, when many children attend kindergarten (maternelle). Day care (pré-maternelle) is available from age two

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Wide fertile plains dominate most of the north and west, making France the agricultural epicenter of Europe. The sprawling, forested plateau of the Massif Central, a range of ancient mountains and extinct volcanoes, occupies France's southern interior Its navigable rivers, warm climate, sufficient rainfall and fertile soils have made France one of the world's leading agricultural powers. At the extreme northern border of the Beauce region, where the rivers Marne and Seine meet, lies Paris — France's economic and political center

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67.39 million

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France has a mainly temperate climate. ... Northern and north-western France has a maritime climate with mild winters and warm summers. Central northern France has rather colder winters and slightly warmer summers, with Paris having a mean annual temperature of 13°C  Metropolitan France has a temperate climate. It's neither too hot nor too cold, but the weather changes significantly with the seasons. Bring warm clothing as well as light clothing so you are ready for every season. In the spring, from March to May, the weather is pleasant.

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Religion

79.8% of the population of India practices Hinduism, 14.2% adheres to Islam, 2.3% adheres to Christianity, 1.7% adheres to Sikhism, 0.7% adheres to Buddhism, and 0.4% adheres to Jainism

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Traditions and Holidays

Diwali — Festival of Lights is a major holiday that is also celebrated by Buddhists, Jains and Sikhs. It extends over 5 days and celebrates the victory of good over evil.  Some Jains may choose to fast for the two days of Divali.

Holi — Festival of Colors. The celebration of spring.

Maha Shivratri — Honor Lord Shiva. The celebration involves all-night worship the night before, fasting on the day, prayer and vigil.

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Foods

Butter Chicken/Butter Paneer: It is creamy red gravy which is mildly spiced, yet extremely flavorful. The origin is often traced back to Punjab. Every restaurant and household in India has their own unique recipe for Butter Chicken and Butter Paneer. It's one of the most popular Indian dishes

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Language

Hindi and English are most spoken

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Transportation

Buses are the most popular and convenient mode of transportation in urban cities. More than 1.6 million buses are registered in India, and the public bus sector operates 170,000 buses carrying roughly 70 million people per day. However, bus transportation has not been able to cater to the growing travel demand

but also occasionally plane or boat, and within cities, there are also rickshaws and metro systems. For longer distances, make use of the cheap long-distance trains, on which journeys are an experience

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Jobs

The Indian work culture is immensely diverse. There are major differences depending on whether you work for small, local companies, for big Indian corporations or for international companies. Business practices also vary between regions.

The importance of hierarchies in Indian culture can also be witnessed in the daily work environment. People of different management levels are treated differently

The importance of hierarchies in Indian culture can also be witnessed in the daily work environment. People of different management levels are treated differently

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Climate

The country has a tropical climate which throughout most of the interior is a mixture of wet and dry tropical weather.  In northern parts there is a humid tropical climate and along the western coast lies wet tropical areas.  Stretching in a strip up the centre of the country is a semi-arid climate, which also stretches across the north-west.  Although stereotypical images may bring to mind the heat of India, the country can also experience extreme cold.  This takes place largely in the northern mountainous regions which include the cold, arid and windswept Himalayas

The country has a tropical climate which throughout most of the interior is a mixture of wet and dry tropical weather.  In northern parts there is a humid tropical climate and along the western coast lies wet tropical areas.  Stretching in a strip up the centre of the country is a semi-arid climate, which also stretches across the north-west.  Although stereotypical images may bring to mind the heat of India, the country can also experience extreme cold.  This takes place largely in the northern mountainous regions which include the cold, arid and windswept Himalayas

July to September brings the monsoon rains which supply around three-quarters of the countries yearly rainfall.  Autumn stretches from October to December and marks the transition to winter.  Temperatures slowly start to decrease and there is also a reduction in the humidity experienced across the country

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Goverment

The government of the Republic of India is based on a constitution adopted in 1950. It has features similar to the government of the United States and to the British parliamentary system. India consists of a union of 28 states, Delhi the National Capital Territory, and six federally administered territories. It has both a national or federal government as well as state governments.

India's economy is growing so fast that experts predict it will soon become one of the world's leading markets. Indians are hard workers. And though many are poorly educated, there are many others who are highly trained college graduates

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Geography

Most of India forms a peninsula, meaning it is surrounded by water on three sides

The worlds highest mountain range, the Himalaya, rises in the north

India’s terrain varies widely from the Thar Desert in west to jungles in northeast. A fertile called the Ganges Plain covers much of northern India

The southeast is bordered by the Bay of Bengal, and the southwest is bordered by the Arabian Sea

The country is largely divided up into a number of main regions geographically.  These include the great mountains in the north; the Thar desert to the northwest; the Indo-Gangetic plain characterised by three important rivers (the Ganges, the Indus and the Brahmaputra); the peninsular plateau divided by central highlands and scattered with shallow valleys and rounded hills; and the coastal plains home to a great number of smaller rivers

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Population

The population is 1.38 billion people

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Climate
China has a climate dominated by dry seasons and wet monsoons, which make for clear temperature differences in winter and summer. In northeast China, summer is short but there is much sunshine, while winter is long and cold. Precipitation is limited in northwest China where it is cold in winter and hot in summer.

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Education
The educational system in China is a major vehicle for both inculcating values in and teaching needed skills to its people. Traditional Chinese culture attached great importance to education as a means of enhancing a person's worth and career.

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Languages

The official dialect of China is Mandarin, also call “Putonghua”. More than 70% of the Chinese population speaks Mandarin, but there are also several other major dialects in use in China: Yue (Cantonese), Xiang (Hunanese), Min dialect, Gan dialect, Wu dialect, and Kejia or Hakka dialect.

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Transportation

China has all the types of transport you can find in your home country: Cars, taxis, bicycles, buses, trains and planes. Some of these are extremely high-tech. Trains in China, for example, are amongst the most modern – and fastest – trains in the world.

China has a comprehensive transportation network of airports, trains, highways, subways, ports, and waterways. Among these, high-speed rail lines, highways, and many new subways have perhaps improved the daily lives of local people most dramatically.

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Population

1.402 Billion is the population of China

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Consists of 6 years of primary, 3 years of lower-middle, and 3 years of upper secondary, and tertiary education

Morocco has more than four dozen universities, institutes of higher learning and polytechnics dispersed at urban centres throughout the country

Education is mandatory between the ages of kids 6 and 15 years

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Morocco is located in the north corner of Africa and is bordered by the North Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea

The terrain of Morocco is largely mountainous

The high Atlas Mountains separate the mild coastline from the harsh Sahara. Rainfall is unpredictable and is not enough to supply to everyone

Four rugged mountain chains dominate Morocco’s topography and divide the country into three geographic regions: the mountainous interior including plateaus and fertile valleys

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Morocco does not have a universal or compulsory health insurance system.

Only 16 percent of the population has medical or insurance coverage

Morocco has a vonluntary health insurance system for certain segments of the population

The state primary healthcare provider, with 70% of the population using government funded health facilities

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Typically along the coasts, experiences a typical Mediterranean climate

With mild wet winters and hot dry summers

Morocco is on the southern margins of the mid-latitude tract of frontal storm systems that regularly traverse the North Atlantic

The rainy seasons extend from from November to Marchl, with a average rainfall of 1,200 mm

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Islam is a religion and people who follow Islam are called muslims

There are 5 pillars of Islam

First- SHAHADAH - muslims repeat the following phrase

There is noo god Allah, and is Muhammad is the messenger of Allah

The Qur’an is the religist test

Muhammad is the Prophet

Shahadah professes Muslims

Second- Salat- 5 times a day: Dawn, noon, afternoon, sunset, evening

The worshipper faces towards the Kaaba

Imam leads the prayer in the mosque

Third- Zakat- giving money/food the the needy

This was fixed according to the wealth

Reminds people of Gods great gifts

Siyam- Fasting Muslims eat and drink nothing dawn to sunset for 30 days

Ramadan was the month that Allah first revealed his message to Muhammad

Muslims use the lunar calendar

Lunar calendar is shorter than a 365 days a year

Fith- HaJJ- Mecca reenacts the Prophet Muhammad’s pilgrimage in 6300 from Medina to Mecca

It promotes unity and fellowship

They go to the Great Mosque which houses the Ka’ba. The pilgrims circle it 7 times

Draw and color a picture representing a pillar of Islam each needs to be labled

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Transportation

Travelling from one region to another you can choose between trains, buses, taxis, rental cars, and even planes

Morocco’s collective taxis, called grande taxis are the workhorses of the country’s public transportation system

Cities generally have a bus system, but taxis make it even easier to get around

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The Healthcare in Italy is a regionally based national healthcare service

Italy’s is ranked among the best globally, in 2000 Italy was ranked 2nd globally, after France by the World Health Organization

Their healthcare system is a regionally based national health service that gives universal coverage free of charge to each delivery

In 2021 Italy was ranked #28 in the healthcare system

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The most common transportation links are buses and trollybuses followed by the metro

They also have Intercity trains, Regional trains, Rapid transit and rail trails links with adjacent countries

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The more educated Romans would become lawyers, teachers, and engineers

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Rome is Mediterranean so during winter you get a lot of rain, but it gets cold at night, summer is hot and sunny with some afternoon thunderstorms

Rome is a warm-temperate subtropical climate

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- Education is compulsory from ages 6-16
- Italy’s education is divided into five main levels: preschool, primary school, lower secondary school, upper secondary, and university

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-Italy the country Rome is located in, so they are conducted through a parliamentary republic

-Italy has been a democratic republic since June 2nd, 1946

-Monarchy was abolished by popular referendum, and a constituent assembly was elected to draft to constitution

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- Rome is located in the central-western part of the Italian peninsula

- The city is the capital of Italy and it is the biggest and most populated metropolis hosting 2.9 million residents

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Population

- The population of Rome is 4.2 million

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History of the Gladiator

Games developed out of funeral games held to honor a recently deceased person that was eligible for the wealthy

The first gladiator contest occurred during the funeral of Junius Brutus in 264 BC

Places of Combat

Games were held in large opening arenes

They became very popular

The seating extended like an oval around the arena

The colosseum was 4 stories high

The Colosseum

It was opened at 80 AD but construction was not complete yet

The seating vary from 40-60 thousand

Though the construction was not done, they still held games

A Day At The Games

Gladiator games began with elaborate procession of combatants

There were morning events including mock fights and animal displays

They also executed people for their crimes, in that day of time it was called a social event

The Gladiators

Named after the Roman sword, the gladius,most were condemned criminals, prisoners of war, or slaves

Any gladiator was considered infamous

All gladiators swore an oath: “I will endure to be burned, to be bound, to be beaten, and killed by the sword”

Some gladiators survived their careers

Types of Gladiators

Retiarius

the only gladiator that did not wear a shield or carry a helmet

Only defense was the distinct metal shoulder

Wore his sleeve on left arm instead of right arm like most gladiators

He was in essence, a fisherman armed with net, trident, and small dagger

The Secutor

Carried a curved shield and the gladius

Protected by the helmet

Was called the chaser because he was usually paired with the retiarius

The Murmillo

Derived from a Greek word for a kind of fish

Likely an offshoot of secutor armed in the same way

The Hoplomachus

Recognizable because of his round shield

Usual opponent of the murmillo

This is all based on the ocean because they live near the ocean

Training

The manager of a gladiatorial troupe was called a lanista

Largest gladiator school was the Ludus Magnus which was right next to the Colosseum

Many lanista saw their troupe as an investment

Life after the arena

Gladiator fought for three to five years, if they survived they would be freed or have many for their freedom

Gladiators usually became instructors at gladiator school or would fight for money

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Religion

-most of the mainland and Greek islands are Christians, while the rest is mixed with Muslims, Catholics, Jews, and other minorites

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Politics

-Greece is a Parliamentary Rep. (republic) which means they are based on social justice, the rule of law, and then international legitimacy and law

-With them being in Parliament, the Prime Minister is Head of Government

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Climate

-Greece has typical Mediterranean climate the weather when its cold is wet, but when its summer its dry

-the upper part of Greece can be very cold and during winter can snow at times

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Languages

-majority of the people speak Greek, which is the country's official language

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Education

-education in Greece is compulsory for all children between the ages of 4-15

-primary education for children is between the ages 6-12

-secondary is for teens between the ages 12-18

-further education is for those who wish to attend university

-Greece is also ranked 41st in the world for their education system

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Transportation

-the standard public transport in Greece is the bus

- train networks are limited

- their transportation consists of: KTEL, buses, Greek Railways train services, domestic flight routes, ferries, and a comprehensive Athenian metro system

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Geography

-Greece has the longest coastline in Europe

-the mainland has mountains, forests, and lakes

-Greece is divided into regions: the mainland, the islands, and the Peloponnese, the south of the mainland

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Population

-the current population of modern day Greece is 10,363,828 people

-that is equivalent to .13% of Earth's population

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