Modern Day Germany

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It is important to note that not all of our documented history has been registered via written documentation, rather, art was the first known method in which history was captured. Art; a subject often looked down upon by society, yet is critically essential for the function of society in their daily lives and routines. Art is the form in which people, often referred to as artists, express their sentiments and creativity into a piece of artwork that often evokes responses from the intended audience. There are many styles and eras of art dating back from global prehistory, an example being the famous stone arrangement known as Stonehenge, to the now modern contemporary, such as the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao. Although it may seem that not all art compositions have a significant connection to one another, they each bring an enthralling variety of people together to mend and educate them in what art has to provide, such as what modern-day Germany is doing with Arab refugees. …show more content…

Countries such as Syria and Iraq have been devastated by civil war and the brute, terrorist group, ISIS, that has therefore, led to many of those people to seek asylum in countries far from those affected areas. One of the many destinations that refugees head towards is Germany. While the German people were very opposed to the acceptance of these refugees at first, due to the minimal interaction with them prior, the government has attempted ways in which they could integrate more efficiently into the foreign German society, one being the free Arabic-language tours in Berlin’s art & historical museums known as

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