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NORWAY, NORWAY 2 - Coggle Diagram
NORWAY
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Government
1. Main political parties party in power. Preident or prime minister and or king. 2. Are human rights included in the carta magna or main legal text in the country?
1. There are the Labour party,Progress party and conservative party.Prime minister. 2.Yes they are included.
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Economy
Economic System (socialist, capitalist)
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1. Economic sectors, percentages for each sector. 2. Main imports and exports (trade balance).
1. In Norway the gross domestic product is of a 1.93%, the industry of a 29% and the services contributes in a 57.72%. 2. The main imports in Norway are the petroleum, the machinery, the ships, fish…
Gross domestic products.
It is about 434,2 thousands of millions.
Demographics
Population
Fertility rate,mortality rate, population growth
In Norway fertility is of a 1,71 childs per woman, and mortality is about 9.96 per 100 of population
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Society and culture
1. Literacy rate. 2. Level of education. 3. Is there access to free education. 4. And health for the citizens?
1. The literacy rate in Norway is of 99,00%. 2. In Norway the level of education is in the woman to reach the 19 years and in the man to reach the 18 years. They can go to school from the 6 years until they are 18. 3. Yes. 4. No, in Norway they have to pay for all treatments.
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Natural resources
Main natural resources
The main natural resources are the petroleum, natural gas,iron ore,coopper,lead,zinc,titanium and fish.
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Conflicts
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Current national conflicts (religious, ethnic, etc.)
The main conflicts are finding work, as well as the salary requirements for residency, to get a driving license...
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Fun Facts
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The moderns and ancient skiing were invented in Norway, in the late-19th century Sondre Norheim began using stiff ski bindings, so he could swing and jump with less risk of falling.
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Norway introduced the salmon sushi to Japan Japan didn’t use salmon in a dish until was suggested by Norwegian in the 1980’s
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The Nobel Peace prize is awarded in Oslo. The Norway capital has been the proud venue of the Nobel Prize since 1901.
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Norway is not powered by oil, but it is powered by hydroelectric power plants.
Inequalities
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Maternity leave
Mothers can take between 49 and 59 weeks of maternity leave, and the fathers can take between zero and 10 weeks.
LGBTIQ laws
The LGBTIQ+ laws in Norway, the same-sex marriage is legal, as well as changing your gender.