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The Rhine river is socially significant. By using the Rhine as a method of transport, it not only facilitates trading but social interaction between France, Switzerland, Germany and The Nederlands.  The Rhine is important in the present, but is extremely significant and played a major role in world war II. It played a major role because it was crossed by the Germans, lead by Adolf Hitler, to conquer the French. Therefore, the Rhine was significant in the past, is significant in the present and will continue to be significant in the future.

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'My Culture is my identity and personality. I gives me a spiritual, intellectual and emotional distinction from others and I am proud of it' -M.F  moonzajer
This is a quote that truly displays and defines how important culture and history is in our lives. For centuries the Rhine river has played an important part in giving the surrounding areas a culture to be proud of. It has done this by having a powerful influence on writers, artists and composers. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, who was born on August 28 1749, is an example of a German poet who was heavily influenced by the Rhine river. Therefore the Rhine river is culturally important

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The Rhine river is very important to the economy of the four countries. ‘The Rhine plays a major role in freight transport for the 21st century, connecting a huge number of towns, cities and border region’ (http://www.rheinports.net/en/rheinports.html). Tourism is also a large industry, as one cruise can cost up to $2,368 per person excluding food, drinks, special activities(like canoeing), and entertainment (concerts, shows). Therefore, the Rhine plays a very important role, contributing to the German, Swiss, French and Netherlands economy.

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The population of the Surrounding Areas 

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The population of the Surrounding Areas 