Slovenia
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Slovenia's government is parliamentry democratic republic.
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Slovenia's export is $28.77 billion in manufacutered goods, machinery, and chemicals.
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Slovenia spends $30.58 billion on imports, including, fuels, machinery, chemicals, and manufactured goods.
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In Slovenia, 99.7% of all the children attend school. They usually stay in school until they are 17. Slovenia's school is free.
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Catholic is the most common religeon with 57.8% of all the population bieng catholic.
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Slovenia map
This is the map of Slovenia it borders Austria, Hungary, Croatia,and Italy.
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History:
In 400 B.C. the Celts settled in Slovenia. Then the Romans conquered Slovenia. In 6 A.D. , the Slavs Arrived (Reason for the name Slovenia.)
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History Continued:
In the 18 century, Slovenia was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Napolean wanted the empire cut from the land. At the defeat of Napolean, they united again. Today they are led by Janez Drnovsek.
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Some of Slovenia's art relates to Maria Theresa's art, however some relate to old wars, heros, and beliefs/legends.
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2004 GDP (Trading Ecomics) graph for Slovenia
FUN FACTS:
Did you know that you could pay to stay in a prison cell in Hostle Celica in Ljubljana?
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Fun Facts continued:
Slovenia is the only former Communist country in the United Union.
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