Norway

Norway is a part of scandinavia. Scandinavia is Norway, Sweden and Denmark.

Norwegian are mixed with Sami people and Dutch are not.

Norwegian tend to look more Mongolian than the Dutch, especially in northern Norway.

A well known Norwegian-America actress is Renee Zellweger. She can be compared to the German actress Marlene Dietrich for an idea of differences.

Though both have blond hair, Renee is less Saxon in bone and facial structure than Marlene.

Renee's Saxon and Mongolian mixed look is very common in Norway.

In Germany, the eastern European look meets Saxon as opposed to the Lapps or Sami meets Saxon.

Germans can look like Austrian Arnold Scharzenegger or Germans Friedrich Nietzsche and Albert Einstien or Turkish actress Hülya Koçyiğit.

Depending on the region, many Germans may have brown hair and eyes. In other regions such as Northern Germany blond hair and blue eyes are common place.

Many people still assume all Germans and Scandinavians are all tall broad shouldered blond haired and blue eyed people of Hitlers war posters.

This false stereotype is the opposite of the truth. Hitler only selected one portion of the German population to idolize.

Though many Germans do have a square jaw and resemble Arnold Scharzenegger and Friedrich Nietzsche. There really is not a "one look fits all" Germans.

There is a lot of variation in Germany as anywhere.

A troll is the norwegian word for an ogre, but can not really be compared to anything. It is a beast often living in the woods, scary but it can have nice sides as well. Trolls are most often mentioned in norwegian tales or fairytales. They are big and stupid, easy manipulated. They are filthy and some of them have trees growing on their head. All of them have long hair. One do not believe that trolls exist, but rumor has it that they used to, but when they got hit by the sun, they turned into big rocks. That is the explanation why large rock can be found on weird places (they used to be a troll).

The most famous troll in Norway can be found in Hunderfossen Familepark in Lillehammer (yes, that is the olympic city) three houres away from the capital Oslo.

Distance between London and Oslo is 724 miles or 1164.92 Kilometers

They were made of huge ice blocks. The Inuit packed snow between the cracks to keep the building warm.

The most common animals n Norway are bevers, minks, oxen, moose, red squirrels, reindeer, polar bears, viper snake, grass snake, smooth snake, white throated dipper, common buzzard, whoper swan, smew, and raven.

Preikestolen is a famous place of natural beauty in Norway.

Norway is a democracy. it is also a monarchy, but the king is not in charge. norwegians vote for a political party they want and the leader of that party becomes the prime minister. How ever all political partys make desitions together.

Although Norwegians settled all across America, large concentrations & populations settled in the upper midwest, particularily in Minnesota & North Dakota. Minnesota has the highest number of ethnic Norwegians, there are about 1.5million Norwegians in Minnesota, about 30% of the total population of Minnesota & about 35% of the Norwegian population in America. & North Dakota has the highest percent of Norwegians, estimates put it as high as 70.1% of the 642,000 people living in North Dakota trace their family roots back to Norway. There are also significant populations in South Dakota, Wisconsin, Montana, Washington & the city of Chicago, which each acuire a 10-15% scandanavian state population (ecluding Chicago). Norwegian immigrants & Scandanvian immigrants from countries other than Norway, have very similar if not close to identical population trends. Where you can find large Norwegian populations you can most likely also find large Danish, Finnish, Iclandic & particularily large Swedish populations as well. Just like the Norwegians, Minnesota has the largest number of Swedes in America & outside of Sweden. 15-20% of the Minnesota population is Swedish. In a lot of parts of northern Minnesota & in North Dakota, people still speak Norwegian or Swedish & some cities have their first language of the city enlisted as Swedish or Norwegian. I hope this helped:)

Fjords.

Germany has been a parliamentary democracy since 1948, when the Federal Republic was organized out of the British, French, and American occupation zones. The Soviet zone remained a separate communist dictatorship until it collapsed in 1990, and was incorporated into the Federal Republic.

The poverty level is very low in Norway. Lately there have been a higher level, but you have to understand that Norway is a very rich country and so therefore being poor in Norway is not the same as anywhere else. A single parent with the salary of 126000 NOK or less is considered poor or a family with two parents who together make 215000 NOK is poor.

Two. The Arctic and Atlantic oceans.

Norway is pretty much like the rest of the European countries, but some of our traditions that is considered "unique" is:

- Brown cheese

- Lunch packet (with lunch packet paper)

- Go skiing with some cocoa and a chocolate called "Kvikk Lunsj" with you

Each person opens their Christmas presents at a different time, just as they do in the United States, if they celebrate it.

No. In fact, Denmark is an old Norwegian colony!

The currency of Norway is the the Norwegian Krone (NOK). The plural form is kroner, the common local abbreviation is kr. The name translates into English as "crown". It is subdivided into 100 øre.

Krone and Øre(cent)

it's good and free! ;)

I have no Clue but his son Leiv Eiriksson, was first to set foot on the shore of North America.

Sulphur Dioxide and Nitrogen Oxides are produced in countries like Germany, the UK and Poland, and the prevailing winds blow clouds of acid rain vapour over Sweden, where the sulphur acidifies the soil and stunts growth.

Norway and Finland share border up north!

Most commond brands of cars that people drive in Norway are Toyota, BMW, Ford, Volvo, Saab, Nissan, Honda, Peugeot, Opel, Audi.

Norway Is found up above Denmark in Europe and to the left of Sweden Its in Scandinavia. Norway has over 4 million people living there Norway is good to go to If you are really interested in Vikings :) I LIVE IN NORWAY

The currency is called kroner ("crowns").

$1 = 6 kr

€1 = 8 kr