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VIRTUAL MUSEUM OF NATIVE AMERICAN WOMEN

DAILY LIFEFAMOUS WOMEN

MATRILINEAL TRIBESCREATION MYTHS

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The flag of Finland is a symbol of their land like our flag is our symbol of our land




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Hi. As you now know, you are in the Museum of Finland's Awesomeness. We don’t hear about this country much in the media, because it’s just too awesome. 85% of Finnish are willing to defend their homeland. Their military budget is around 2billion and they are willing to protect anyone (including the newcomers.) That Would make me wanna move there. How about you? Here are some other reasons that would make me wanna move there.

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In Finland, they use an awful lot of Fossil fuels, Crude Oils, and Coal. They

used these energy resources since 1970 and still use it today! They use it for

heat, car/train travel, public services, and to make money. Finland gets most of

it`s natural gases, fossil fuels, and coal from the other countries in Europe and

Russia.

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This is a circle graph of how much energy is used in Finland. Most of it`s main resources are coal, oil, and fossil fuels as seen on the chart.

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This is a picture of a nuclear plant at work. Nuclear is also a very importantsource in Finland as well. Nuclear is used for electricity for lights, TVs and everything it is used for here.

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Finland has a mixed presidential/parliamentary system with executive powers. The country is right in the middle of Northern Europe and Northern Russia. However, It is considered as a European country. The capitol of Finland is Named Helsinki and it is located in the southern area of Finland.

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The flag of Finland is one of the main symbols of Finland. Just like our flag isOne of the main symbol of the United States. The colors of their flag is white and blue. The color blue represents lakes and blue skies. The color white represents Finland`s light, summer nights, and the white snow in the Winter.

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The capital city of Finland is Helsinki. It has a population of 588,941 people and is the largest city in Finland.

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Finland is has a lot of history. The people wear fancy (or sometimes really silly) outfits in this country. There are many historic people in Finland like this manshown above. His name is Peter Jackson. Peter is an example of humbleness. Peter doesn’t come from the taste in splatter movies, but in the intense pursuit of his passions. He played in Lord of the Rings.

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Didn`t you know Finland became a country in 1791? Surprisingly, 204 yearsLater(January,1995) it became part of the European Union. On Jan. 1, 1999, Finland, along with ten other European countries, adopted the euro as its currency.

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Didn`t you know this women named Catherine the Great went to Finland to begin building schools in the late 1700s? That was a very historical moment in history of this European country.

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What the people do for a living in Finland is doing things we in America like to do. They like to go to church every Sunday just like most of us here in America. The women love to go shopping and see movies with their husbands and kids. There is a whole lot of snow around/in the winters and early spring. So the kids are most likely to play in it.




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Every person in Finland has a cool way of life. Mostly every person you see speaks 92% Finnish, 6% Swedish, and 2% Sami.( Unless there is a newcomer in the country, those are the language they speak.


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Now do you see why this is so amazing? Do you see why I would move to (or at Least try to visit) Finland? If you really think about it, you should too. They goGreen with energy, they have a neat-o government, and so much that I might Waste your time trying to say them all. Bye!!


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