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Sweden
The Kingdom of Sweden is a country located in Northern Europe. It is the 55th biggest country in the world at 173,745 sq mi and was ranked as the world’s second most competitive country in 2010.
1,812 Questions
If you married someone from Sweden and he has returned to Sweden how can you get a divorce?
You do that under "Vem (who) Namn (name) then, convince him to come back to sign the divorce papers
What is the population of Stockholm?
Somewhat over a million, depends a bit on how many of the outer suburbs you include.
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Sweden has approximately 28 million hectares of forest, which accounts for about 69% of the country's land area. The forests are predominantly coniferous, with significant populations of spruce, pine, and fir. Sweden is one of the most forested countries in Europe, and its forestry practices emphasize sustainability and conservation.
Which country is entirely within the central uplands?
upland is a region in the middle of sweden
just north of stockholm
What are some facts about Sweden?
Here are some interesting facts about Sweden contributed by the community:
- It has an Ice Hotel
- It has a good women's soccer team
- It is the home of incredibly hot girls, mostly blondes.
- It is the home of ABBA.
- It is the home of IKEA.
- Sweden is the country that, in proportion to its GNP, gives most money to other countries as development aid.
- The town of Södertälje, in the middle of Sweden, has for several years allowed asylum for more war refugees than the USA and Canada combined.
- Swedish athletes have made some groundbreaking contributions to the world of sports. For example, Ingemar Stenmark was the first skier to hit (ride into) the flags of the slalom gates instead of simply riding through them without touching the gates. He thus increased his speed, shortening the runs and forcing a redesign of the gates. Jan Boklöv was at first considered a cheater when he invented the V-style of ski jumping, but it is now the standard jumping style. Björn Borg was, arguably, the one that popularized the double-handed backhand in tennis.
- Sweden was the last country to abolish Asatru (a polytheistic religious tradition, abolished in 1861) but it still survived.
- Sweden has equal inheritance rights for males and females.
- Sweden is not a democracy, it is (currently) a parliamentary two party system with the king deciding the "talman" (the Speaker of the Parliament of Sweden).
- Winter sports like skiing are very popular in Sweden.
How much is an abu Sweden ambassadeur 5000D worth?
They sell on Ebay for between $25.00 - $100.00, depending on condition and how many people are fighting over it.
What are the capitals of Denmark Sweden Norway Finland Poland and Germany?
Germany: Berlin
Poland: Warsaw
Finland: Helsimki
Norway: Oslo
Sweden: Stockholm
Denmark: Copenhagen
What two countries are bigger than Sweden?
The US, Russia, China, Brazil and Canada are among the countries that are bigger than Sweden.
One hundred and Thirty = Ett Hundra Trettio or just 130.
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When How was the Sweden formed?
Sweden was not formed, as modern nations are, but rather evolved. However, it can be said that modern Sweden came about with Gustav Vasa was made King, in 1523.
What are Lapland people called?
The people who originate from Lapland are called Saami or Sapmi. They come from an area that spreads across northern Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia.
How long is a growing season in Northern Sweden?
The growing season in Sweden is about three to four months long.
Sweden established its independence on 6 June 1523.
AnswerSweden became independent from the Kalmar Union in 1523, but even when Sweden was a part of Kalmar Union, it did have some independence but most of the power in the union was held by Denmark.The Kalmar Union was established in 1397 but Sweden had been an independent country before 1397, so exactly when Sweden became a country is unknown.
The first king that historians are certain to have ruled both Gothaland and Svitjod. (In modern Swedish Götaland and Svealand) was Olof Skötkonung who ruled between 993-1022 AD. But some earlier claims exist, and because of the very low priority of keeping history records by the Vikings, no one will probably ever know for certain. But most historians agree that it is very likely someone ruled both lands at some point.
What jobs did children have in Sweden in the 19th century?
Children worked in the 19th century because most didn't go to school and it was better than running around in the dark. Also it got the family more money, they worked there (were hierd) because they could crawl under the machines to repair broken threads and to clean away dust or loose threads. It was good for the factory owners as they paid them less.
