Sweden

As the lowest point in Sweden is 2.4 meters below the sea level, and the highest is 2104 meters above sea level, we can then conclude that Sweden is 2106.4 meters tall.

Denmark in 1523, but Sweden had been a free nation once before.

Yes, Sweden is larger than Norway in terms of both area and population. Sweden is the largest and most populated Scandinavian country.

Oslo is not in Sweden, it's in Norway. The average temperature of Oslo in January is between -5°C and 0°C.

According to WolframAlpha, in 2003 Sweden had 7,627,000 visitors.

Sweden is called a welfare state because it had a dissertaion back in the early 2000 called resilient welfare

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Sweden's newest figures (2011) give them an average literacy rate of 99.7% rounded up to 100%.

Sweden's 2009 population is a little over 9 million and rising at about a precent per year.

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A body of water called the Kattegat separates Denmark from Sweden.

They have jobs, like everybody else.

Denmark has the worlds sixth-best economy.

Overall life expectancy at birth: 80.63

Male life expectancy at birth: 78.93

Female life expectancy at birth: 83

No. Sweden is further north than Scotland.

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It's complicated, but Norway and Sweden are friends and belong side by side like a hand inside a glove. Typicality, a Swede in Norway or the other way around; will not be looked upon like a foreigner. This is because the countries are so equal, and the people in it of course. The same goes for Denmark too, Norway-Denmark-Sweden, Scandinavia in other words, are all very good friends. If a Norwegian breaks his leg in Denmark, he will get patched up in a Danish hospital, and vice versa.

However - There are two things that Norwegians and Swedes got against each other. The biggest issue is that Sweden was neutral during the war, Swedes where not too popular in Norway in the recent post-WW2 times. Then some culture developed where Norwegians make fun of Swedes, and in Sweden it's the other way around. Those jokes still persist.

In Norway you usually earn about 20% more than in Sweden, so often Swedish students try to get work across the border. Those Swedes are called "party-swedes" and are often being looked down upon by Norwegians. Probably because Norwegians became too posh after the oil and forgot how to party hard.

If you ask a Russian; no. If you ask a Latvian; yes. It's the 5th largest country in Europe and 56th largest in the World. Berlin is closer to Africa than it is to Northern Sweden would be an example to give you an idea of how large and, in particular, long, Sweden is.

There are five different Girl Guide organizations in Sweden. The uniforms for the different organizations generally consists of a shirt and neckerchief. The colors of the shirts vary with the organization and the different age levels.

It's called "joulu" in Finland and "jul" in Sweden and Norway.

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No. Sweden was technically neutral during the war, but did do things to help Germany. Sweden has a lot of iron mines, so they sold this metal to the Germans (and Germany used it to make tanks, planes, ships and so forth). Also, Sweden has a long, bad history with Russia, so when Germany invaded the Soviet Union in 1941, Sweden helped Germany a little bit.

But Sweden did other things that Germany didn't like, such as help Jews escape the Holocaust. Once Germany started losing the war after 1943, Sweden started resisting German demands more and more- Sweden knew Germany was no longer a threat to them, so they were more able to resist.

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