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- open-mindedness, curiosity, and tolerance of other cultures are seen throughout majority of the country since many nationalities are present.
- do not like being called french
- fashion plays a big role in Monaco, business-casual wear is seen a lot in both men and women.
- Walking around Monaco barefoot, without a shirt, or in swimwear is not acceptable.
- if invited to a friend's home for dinner, one is expected to bring wine/champagne, flowers, or a box of chocolates.

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Monaco widely accepts any form of art, weather it be singing, dancing or film. There's various opportunities to express and be apart of a personal artistic interest. Opera plays a big part in the country, it features many performances where people from all around the world come to see such acts. Salle Garnier, was not only used for performances but also to host royal events such as Prince Albert II's Wedding.

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Because Catholicism is a religion practiced by the majority of the population. Such holidays of:
Christmas, Ash Wednesday, Easter and more are celebrated all throughout the country.

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The flag has two equal horizontal strips of red and white. The flag was adopted in April 4, 1881. The colors were the heraldic colors used in the Grimaldi family. Monaco flag is the same as the Indonesian flag, except theirs is wider.

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95% of Monacan population is Roman Catholic. The image below is the Monaco St. Nicholas Cathedral, very popular place for tourists.

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Monaco is located on the France's southeast coast in Western Europe. France borders three sides whilst the Mediterranean sea borders the other. Monaco has an area of 0.78 sq mi making it the second smallest country in the world.

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Léo Ferré is a famous Monagesque singer-songwriter.

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1.  What percent is Roman Catholic?
2. Where is Monaco located?
3. What two colors are on the flag?