Culture

Population: Germany has 81.89 million people according to World Bank.  Compared to the USA, which has 313.9 million according to World Bank as well, Germany has a significantly lower amount of people.  Germany is also much smaller than the United States however.  Berlin, Hamburg, and Munich have the highest population out of all the cities in Germany.  Berlin's population is about 3,340,000 people, Hamburg's is about 1,605,000, and Munich's is about 831,900 people (genomes.org).  More people tend to live more inland in Germany than by the oceans.

Agriculture: Germany is the world's 3rd largest exporter of agricultural goods (German Missions).  Over 80% of Germany's land is used for agriculture and forestry (nationsencylopedia.com).  Their main agricultural products are milk, pork, beef, poultry, cereals, wheat, potatoes, barley, beets, and cabbage.  The main diet of Germany includes meats and potatoes.  Beer is a national beverage in Germany, and each region is accustomed to their type and taste of beer. 

Industry:  Germany has many industries inside of its borders, but also shared with many European countries surrounding it.  Some of these industries include steel mills, coal mines, BMW, Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz.  These car companies are located in East Germany, where most of the industries are located.  Germany also has a wide range of electrical industries.  

Tourism: Germany is the 7th most visited country in the world.  This is mainly because of the Second World War.  Many of the sites that held Jews captive, and places the Hitler held meetings are very popular tourist destinations.  

Cultural Activities: There are many cultural activities acquainted with Germany.  Many of these activities either involve trying as many beers as you can, to visiting some of the many concentration camps that are open to visitors.  The Berlin Wall, for example, is a very popular cultural activity.