Unforgettable Impact: The Historical Significance of Germany

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Germany Throughout the history of the world, there have been many great nations to rise and make an impact on the entire globe. One of the most well known of these nations is the country of Germany. In its history, Germany has been one of the most influential countries in all of Europe. This great nation holds many geographical locations of historical significance as well as beautiful scenery. History, for centuries, has held the German people in high regard for their militaristic capabilities and ingenuity. They have also been responsible for many technological developments and changes throughout the entire world. For these reasons, the country of Germany is unforgettable. Germany is located in North Central Europe, which makes it the heart of …show more content…

The climate and temperatures of the country depends on the geographical location that a person is located. In the western part of the country the Atlantic Ocean warms the air in the winter but cools it in the summer, whereas in the east more normal temperatures are seen (Germany 's Geography). Since Germany is located in a temperate zone the average, temperature for the whole country is 48 degrees. The average low and high temperatures are 27 degrees, which occurs in the months of January through February, and 75 degrees, which occurs in the month of July. The humidity levels show little change every year and average about 80.8% with moderate to heavy rainfall (Germany). Germany is broken up into three regions, The North Germany Lowlands, The Central Uplands, and The South German Hills. The North German Lowlands or North German Plain, borders the North Sea and Baltic Sea. This is the largest region in the country. There are five rivers running through it, which run north, and which empty into the North and Baltic Seas. The plains from the north extend southward into an area of ancient mountains referred to as The Central Uplands. These mountains range from flat to sharp. The plateaus range between 1,000 to

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