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Eritrea has some different instruments than we are used to. In the picture below is an Eritrean kraar. Lots of people play this at different holidays or showing off their culture and play in there houses or on the streets. Other popular instruments include the kebero, lyre, kobar and the wata which is a relative to a violin

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Eritrean foods, contain spicy dishes of meat and vegetables served on large spongy pancake called injera, the staple made from teff,wheat or sorghum.

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Very traditional outfits in Eritrea include lots of white and yellow for girl and boys. Girls also tend to wear a lot of dresses and boys wear shorts.

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This is a picture of Danakil depression. It is located in Eritrea. This is one of the driest places in the world and it is the 2nd deepest compared to the jordan River.

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Below is a picture of people in Keren, Eritrea. This is a middle class city and there is a population of 82,000 people. The city contains a  very hot climate. This place in the world has to be a hot climate because it is in a tilted direct that faces the sun more than other cities do.

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This is a metal/copper sculpture that are very rare in Eritrea and they have such complicated designs that make the finished product look realistic and easy to make. We also see these pieces of artwork here in America because art and music is what keeps our country as one.

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All Eritreans are either Christians or Muslims.The Orthodox Christian tradition in Eritrea stretches back to the fourth century, and Orthodox Christianity forms an integral part of the Tigrinya cultural expression. Catholicism and Lutheranism are also represented. Some syncretism with traditional beliefs is found among both Christians and Muslims.

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This is the Coffee Ceremony where Eritreans make and drink coffee. They do this as a celebration and eat popcorn or nuts along with the coffee. Along with this other holidays contain Eid Al-Fitr and Eid Al-Adha.Eid Al-Fitr is celebrated at the end of Ramadan (a month of fasting during daylight hours), and Muslims usually give zakat (charity) on the occasion.

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Eritrea is very well known for their men's soccer players. Soccer is the most common sport played in Eritrea. Expect Soccer is called football in Eritrea because the Atlantic ocean was split soccer was always called football until us americans decided to make our own variant of something that we now call football

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People earn about $40,000 per month which is equal to $81,000 in the U.S. There are 6.333 million people living in Eritrea currently. Eritrean independence day is on May 24 every year. They gained independence 23 years ago. In Eritrea there is a lot of freedom which also goes along with a ton of diversity.

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About 89% of the people can read. The average life expectancy is around 62 years for men and women.

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This is a visual from the civil war of troops going in. They all are made of different people going in to fight for their beliefs and for their country.

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This is a picture of a cycling race that requires small tires to go at a faster pace. These men are at the olympics and are competing to win the gold. In Eritrea cycling is a very popular sport to play.

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This is a picture of the currency in Eritrea. This form of money has been around for many years. It is called Eritrean Nakfa. In this currency, there are all the same numbers as we have but the pictures on the front and back look different. 1.00 of Eritrean Nakfa is equal to $0.0955110 USD

Currency is used to pay for everything.

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This is a picture of the flag.  It was created before World War II and was represented as a symbol of peace and justice. Each part of the flag demonstrates a symbol or fact. For instance The green (top) and light blue areas correspond with agriculture and the sea. The red symbolizes the blood of the martyrs of the 30 year struggle for liberation; and the 30 leaves represent the 30 years that Eritrea fought for independence.

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In the picture below me is president Isaias Afwerki. He has been the president since 1993 in Eritrea. Eritrea is a one-party state which means the state is 100% democratic. In addition, it is also a unitary state with a parliamentary system. A parliament means the highest level of legislators. The parliament elects the president, who is head of state and government. The president appoints his or her own cabinet upon the parliament's approval.