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Ninety percent of Afghanistan has mobile phone coverage, even though Afghanistan has some of the lowest percentage of Afghans that have access to electricity.

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Arnold Schwarzenegger is an idol for most young Afghan men.

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Goat Grabbing is the national sport of Afghanistan. The Afghan people are rallying to make it an Olympic sport.

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Manto Pasta is lamb and onions marinated with spices, fried in beef dumplings.

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Naan is a common buttered bread in Afghanistan and is served with most dishes.

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Kofta Kebabs are lamb kebabs, marinated in a large variety of spices and usually served with bread.

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Naw Ruz is the Afghan version of what we know as New Years Day, it is the biggest celebration of the year, and usually includes partying in the streets.

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Afghanistan’s economy is a free market economy, which means that the government allows economic freedom, and doesn’t impose many laws or tariffs.

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The Afghan government is a democratic, republican government, similar to the United States government.

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Islam is the most common religion in Afghanistan, used by ninety percent of the population.

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Pashto and Dari are the two most commonly used languages in Afghanistan.

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The Afghani is the national currency of Afghanistan.

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Bagram Airfield is the biggest airfield in Afghanistan, it is operated by the United States military

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This is the national flag of Afghanistan

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The Himalayan Mountains are home to some of the tallest mountains in the world, including Mt Everest.