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The image below depicts common style of clothing in Denmark. The danish style is usually practical but still fashionable. They often wear fitted clothing, and because of the colder year round climate in denmark, they will often wear warm clothes like sweaters, oats, and rain boots.Denmark has recently produced the world's best restaurant called “Noma” which has revolutionized Denmark's cooking and has transformed Nordic food. New danish filmmakers have made big strides as well. They have received an abundance of awards in recent years.

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Below is a photograph of danish classroom.Demark's education is similar to ours in some ways. Their tax money pays for public school but private schools are also offered, like in a America. Unlike America a child will usually stay in the same class with the same teacher through their years of primary and lower secondary education (grades 1-6).

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The picture below shows Queen Margrethe of Denmark. The Danish Monarchy can be traced back til' 1000 years ago. The Danes are proud of their queen, Queen Margrethe the second. They are proud of her artistic abilities which show themselves in her work as an illustrator, and set designer for the theater. Queen Margrethe  is also a textile artist. People lover her for her intelligence. The queen has translated multiple forms of literature from danish to french and from french to danish. Though the danes do discuss the monarchy's work, but denmark's kingdom is not as followed as other kingdoms.The general tone of the royal family is in some ways more mellow .

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Below is a picture of danish soldiers during world war two. Denmark was neutral during the first world war, but during the second, it was invaded on April ninth 1940. Germany had control of denmark from 1940 to 1945. There was an underground insurgency in order to end the invasion and occupation of Denmark by Germany. Although Denmark was invaded, this does not mean the were weak. Denmark was once as influential as large european countries. Denmark won battles and was surrendered land for 400 years because of its strength and image. England was even under danish rule from 1015-1034.

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This stone is showed on all Nordic Birth certificates. Harold King had the stones made after his mother Thyra and his father Gorm and named all of Denmark christian. This also ties in with the religion of Denmark. Some Unique danish holidays include,  Constitution day, celebrating the signing of the Danish constitution in 1849, by Frederick the seventh which established Denmark as a constitutional Monarchy.

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This is a photo of the current prime minister of Denmark. Denmark has a system called negative parliamentarism. This system allows a minority to make laws in government, infact often Denmark is run by a minority. In negative parliamentarism instead of needing a majority rule to pass laws you just need to not have a majority vote against it.

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Below is a famous Danish building. As you can see, the building has unique architecture. Many danish building are unique. Denmark is known for it's architecture the Sydney Opera house was designed by a danish architect. There are many incredible building on danish soil, some include, the Maritime museum of Denmark, the Blue Planet, Copenhagen Opera House, The Wave, The Ebeltoft Glass Museum, The Green Building in New Light, Elephant House, The Royal Danish Playhouse, Orupgaard, The Iceberg, Musikkens hus, ARoS Art Museum, The AC Bella Sky Hotel in Copenhagen, 8 House, The Mountain Building, and many, many more.

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In Denmark, art is very important. This can be traced all the way up to their queen, Queen Margrethe the second. Queen Margrethe paints landscapes and other scenes. She participates in stage design, textile artwork, and illustrations. But the Queen isn't the only artistic person in Denmark, have you heard new pop hit 7 years, by Lukas Graham. Lukas Graham is Danish

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This is an image or the Danish currency.  It is called an danish Krone. A Danish Krone is worth 15 hundredths of an american dollar. The highest Danish income tax rate is 56% and the highest corporate tax rate is 23.5%. The Danes have value added Inheritance taxes, and all together the taxes equal about 50% of a total domestic income.

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This image depicts oil which is one of Denmark's top expts, specifically refined petroleum, some others are, packaged medicaments, electric generating sets, human or animal blood. Denmark was rated number 1 of 175 countries in transparency, it has the world’s most efficient regulatory environment. It is the 39th largest export country and has the 18th most complex economy.

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Denmark is a mainly christian of religion, but that doesn't mean they celebrate christmas the same way America does. Christmas, is celebrated over the course of three days rather than two in Denmark. Denmark will also often celebrate the advent calendar with small advent gifts and even a television series. They also celebrate New Years with different traditions. They save food throughout the year and throw it onto the doorstep of friends and family.

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In Denmark Christianity is extremely prevalent in specifically in the mentality of the majority of the population in denmark. Christianity is more strongly implemented in Denmark's society, far more than other cultures and countries. The church was christian until 1536 when the church became evangelical Lutheran and was integrated into the state. The church in Denmark has remained stronger than in any other country. In the constitution of denmark ,article four states that the evangelical lutheran churn is the danish people's church and is therefore supported by the state.Nearly 80% of the population of denmark is part of the Denmark church. Around 4% of the culture has its roots set in islamic culture, but much fewer of the actually practice Islam