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This man, this masculine man is Otto von Bismarck. Without this man there wouldn't be a Germany country. He emerged both the Pruusian Empires. Without Germany there wouldn't be a imperialism war between England with it's friends  and German country with it's friends. He is the founder of the big, fat, ballsy German country.

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Kerem and Bahadır

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9 11 is the cause of more than 3k people's death. The economy collapsed like towers. Islamophobia, trauma and heightened security measures came along. Wars in Afghanistan and Iraq were prolonged which deeply affected the US citizens and global politics.

Irmak and Eda

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Brandenburg Gate, one of Berlin's symbols represents the unification of Germany

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After the second World War a big imperial country that someone names as "United States of the America" and a country that becomes it's enemy as the nature of this country's main doctrines. This country is no other than Union of Soviet Socialist Republic. This two big powers start a fight but not a hot one, not a direct one. This fight is a non-direct one, a "cold" one. The Cold War happens between the America and Soviet, eagle and bear, capitalism and communism, the commune of the money and the commune of the people. 

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Kerem and Bahadır

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In Munich, Oktoberferst, which is a significant cultural festival for Germans, celebrates Baverian traditions. It first started in 1810 as a royal wedding and has become a German cultural heritage ever since. Celebrations include beer, traditional food, music and attire. Millions of tourists come to the Oktoberfest every year and boost the local economy.

Irmak and Eda

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This picture represents the capitalism in the USA. In the United States, capitalism can lead to income inequality. This means that some people have a lot of money while others have very little. Because of this, wealthy people often have more power and opportunities, while those with less money struggle to get by. This situation can create a big gap between the rich and the poor, where the rich can often take advantage of the poor.

~ASLI and ÖZGE

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The Berlin Wall was a barrier that divided East and West Berlin from 1961 to 1989 during the Cold War. It was built by East Germany to stop people from fleeing to the democratic West. The wall separated families and symbolized the divide between communism and democracy. On November 9, 1989, growing protests and weakened communist control led to its fall, paving the way for German reunification in 1990. German people, including our German teachers, celebrate this day every year. Last year, even the Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge was illuminated in the colors of the German flag to commemorate the fall of the Berlin Wall.

~ Simge and Melce

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American Dream makes people to follow the same path. It tells people that no matter what consequence they face there is a way to become succesfull, which is an empty promise because not everyone can be. The promise can not reach a huge popularion which makes it an empty promise and has impacts on the individuals’ mental health,

contributing to issues like stress, anxiety, and depression as people struggle to meet unrealistic expectations.

Simge and Melce

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Obesity is a major health issue in the U.S., with over 42% of adults and 20% of children affected. It is linked to chronic diseases like heart disease, diabetes, and certain cancers, as well as significant economic costs, exceeding $173 billion annually.

Obesity increases the risk of chronic diseases, mental health issues, and reduced life expectancy. It also places a financial strain on the healthcare system and productivity.

Efforts include government programs promoting nutrition, community fitness initiatives, and education on healthy living. Combating obesity requires systemic changes, community support, and individual lifestyle improvements.

Civan and Yiğit

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In the United States, school shootings have become a tragic and all too familiar event, numbing us to the headlines of gun violence, mental health issues and concern for school safety. Tragedies like Columbine, Sandy Hook, and Parkland have devastated communities, which led to concerns within states on gun control and preventative measures.

Such attempts to fix the pain as they keep arriving include tougher laws on the guns themselves, help for those who would kill people, security in our schools, from active shooter drills to surveillance. And while these precautions have been instituted with the goal of protecting students, the issue still serves as a running sore on broader society's own struggle with violence and safety.

Adil and Harun