Sweden

Well to start out with this whole research paper you should now where Sweden is. Sweden is located in the Northeastern Hemisphere it’s bordering countries are Norway which is it’s west and Finland to it’s northeast with the Baltic sea to its southeast. From the northern Tip to the southern tip Sweden is about 1000 miles long but, is only about 310 miles wide. (ProQuest) Sweden is little bit larger then California and Iraq. Thousands of tiny islands line the coast, Mountains for most of the north-west although Sweden is mostly flat with rolling hills here and there. More then two-thirds of the land is tree covered. Sweden has over 95,000 lakes which covers 9% of the Swedish land with so many lakes it provides an ample water source for the country. The rivers in the northern two-thirds provide most of the hydro-electric power for Sweden. The Weather in Sweden is little bit like the Northern part of Canada, in the summer time the Northern most part of Sweden can see as much as 56 days of all around sunlight and in the winter it can see 36 days of pure darkness.(Sverige) North of the Arctic circle winter are long and cold, while in the summers are short and pleasant. Despite Sweden’s northern location the country has relatively temperate…

Sweden has a rich, old culture known for their music, land and exports. Although 5th largest country in Europe, there are many things about Sweden people don’t understand. The first to arrive to Sweden were reindeer hunters after the ice age and somewhere around 12,000-10,000 B.C.E. Those hunters would trade stone and other natural materials to the Roman Empire. Shortly after, providences were formed that came together and made the Gustav Vasa monarch. After many years of fighting, Sweden became…

Denmark, Poland, Saxony and Russia. Gustav I Vasa is considered founder of modern Sweden when the previous agreement binding Sweden, Norway, and Denmark, was disbanded in 1523. A vast amount of immigration occurred from the mid-19th century to about 1930 in which 1.5 million Swedes immigrated. The population of Sweden in 1850 was 3.5 million. Sweden remained neutral in World War I, which set a stage of non-alignment in peace-time and neutrality in wartime. On 1 January 2000 “the State-Church…

Sweden is located in the northern parts of Europe, which is about 450,000 square kilometers. Their population is almost 9.1 million, which 7.8 million live in Sweden and the rest are citizens of Finland, Norway, and a small minority lives in America. Stockholm is the capital of Sweden, which is the largest city of Sweden and has the most population of all the other cities. The other large cities of Sweden are Göteborg (Gothenburg in English) and Malmö. This country is part of the NATO along with…

Sweden is the third biggest country in Western Europe with a population of about 9.7 million people. The official language of Sweden is Swedish, although most of the population there actually speak English. This is very good if you don’t want to have to learn another language in order to visit. The average life expectancy in Sweden is eighty years for men, and eighty three years for women. Sweden’s climate is usually temperate because of the Gulf Stream. The winters there are usually mild and…

Haylee Hahn Rough draft Mr. Knudson 9/25/15 Sweden Sweden in many ways is such an amazing place. Many people visit there every year, and they have a huge population of around 9 million people in the year of 2013. The three main questions that will be answered are; what are some of Sweden's landmarks that are the most popular? What is the culture of Sweden? What is some of the wildlife and plant life of Sweden? And so much more. Most of Sweden's landmarks are very old and tell a story. One of…

Sweden: the cold Scandinavian country known for vikings, the Swedish chef from The Muppets, and Ikea. Sweden has unique traditional music, an especially contemporary education system, and an abundance of holidays and festivals. Sweden is known for some of it’s famous opera singers and excelling in educating their students. Especially their known for their style of music. In Sweden many different kinds of music are popular like pop, waltz, and traditional music. In Sweden traditional wind…

different process. Our chosen country, Sweden, follows a health care system that resembles most European countries. Sweden borders Finland and Norway and is a monarchy with a parliamentary form of government. The Swedish health care system has a commitment to provide any form of health protection to all citizens. This statement will prove later on that they have a dramatically lower mortality rate than the World Health Organization (WHO) region average. Overall, Sweden’s health care system helps…

Introduction Luxembourg and Sweden are oft-overlooked countries in Europe. Each one has its own special charm, and something that truly defines its people. When one thinks of Luxembourg, the country’s wealth often comes to mind. With Sweden, the pop group ABBA jumps out. Regardless, something that binds these two countries together is the structure of their governments. They share very similar characteristics across their democratic institutions, which makes any difference significantly…

Global Perspectives Sweden Causes The main cause of overpopulation in Sweden is due to immigration of people from other countries to Sweden. Most of the immigrants are from other parts of Europe(Finland,Poland,Germany,Turkey,Denmark,Norway,Romania,United Kingdom, Hungary) , Iraq, Iran, Somalia, Syria, Thailand, Chile, Former Yugoslavia, and may more. Moreover, many citizens from the rural areas in Sweden are moving to the urban areas which decrease the population in the rural area and increase…