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absolute: 59.3293° N, 18.0686° E

relative: the Scandinavian Peninsula in far northern Europe, south of Solna and Lindigo

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environment affecting humans: In the last Ice Age, Sweden was covered with a lot of ice. When the ice melted it created plenty of numerous lakes, rivers, and streams, creating new tourist attractions to visit.

humans affecting environment: The amount of cars being used in Stockholm increase the air pollution in the city.

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formal: Stockholm, the capital of the Kingdom of Sweden

informal: the Venice of the North

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For transportation, people use boats often, since Stockholm is a city surrounded by water and contains many lakes.

Both cars and boats were used to transfer goods and trade.

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natural: Hellasgarden reserve, Sormlandsleden trail, Tantolunden park, etc.

cultural: Stockholm Old Town, Kungliga Djurgarden castle, Royal Palace, etc.

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culture overall: diplomatic, inclusive, nature-preserving

contagious diffusion: universalizing religions like Christianity, Islam, and Buddhism

hierarchical diffusion: the spread of food, music (for example, hip hop), and architectural styles

stimulus diffusion: -