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- In Germany, people are allowed to say something openly against the government because ...
- In Germany, parents can decide up to the age of 14 whether their child takes part in ...
- Germany is a constitutional state. What does this mean?
- Which right is one of the fundamental rights in Germany?
- Elections in Germany are free. What does that mean?
- What is the German constitution called?
- Which right is one of the fundamental rights guaranteed by the German constitution? The right to ...
- What is not written in the Basic Law of Germany?
- Which fundamental right in Germany applies only to foreigners? The fundamental right to ...
- What is compatible with the German constitution?
- What is the constitution of the Federal Republic of Germany called?
- A party in the German Bundestag wants to abolish freedom of the press. Is that possible?
- In parliament, the term "opposition" stands for...
- Freedom of opinion in Germany means that I ...
- What does the German constitution prohibit?
- When is freedom of opinion restricted in Germany?
- The German laws prohibit ...
- Which fundamental right is guaranteed in Article 1 of the Basic Law of the Federal Republic of Germany?
- What is meant by the right of "freedom of movement" in Germany?
- A party in Germany is pursuing the goal of establishing a dictatorship. It is then ...
- What is the coat of arms of the Federal Republic of Germany?
- What form of government does Germany have?
- In Germany, most people in employment are ...
- How many federal states does the Federal Republic of Germany have?
- What is not a federal state of the Federal Republic of Germany?
- Germany is ...
- Germany is ...
- Who elects the members of the Bundestag in Germany?
- Which animal is the heraldic animal of the Federal Republic of Germany?
- What is not a feature of our democracy?
- What does "popular sovereignty" mean?
- When the parliament of a German federal state is elected, it is called ...
- What is not part of the executive in Germany?
- Today, the Federal Republic of Germany is divided into ...
- It is not one of the tasks of the German Bundestag to ...
- Which cities have the largest Jewish communities in Germany?
- What is primarily a task of the federal states in Germany?
- Why does the state control the school system in Germany?
- The Federal Republic of Germany has a three-tier administrative structure. What is the name of the lowest political level?
- The German Federal President Gustav Heinemann gives Helmut Schmidt the certificate of appointment as German Federal Chancellor in 1974. What are the duties of the German Federal President?
- Where does the German Chancellor spend the most time? He/she is most often ...
- What is the name of the current Chancellor of Germany?
- The two largest parliamentary groups in the German Bundestag are currently ...
- What is the name of the parliament for the whole of Germany?
- What is the name of Germany's current head of state?
- What does the abbreviation CDU mean in Germany?
- What is the Bundeswehr?
- What does the abbreviation SPD mean?
- What does the abbreviation FDP mean in Germany?
- Which court in Germany has jurisdiction to interpret the Basic Law?
- Who elects the Federal Chancellor in Germany?
- Who heads the German Federal Cabinet?
- Who elects the German Chancellor?
- What is the main task of the German Federal President? He / She ...
- Who makes up the German Bundesrat?
- Who elects the Federal President in Germany?
- Who is the head of state of the Federal Republic of Germany?
- The parliamentary opposition in the German Bundestag ...
- In Germany, what is the association of members of a party in parliament called?
- The German federal states participate in federal legislation through ...
- In Germany, a change of government in a federal state can have an impact on federal politics. Governing becomes ...
- What does the abbreviation CSU mean in Germany?
- The more "second votes" a party gets in a federal election, the ...
- From what age can you vote in elections to the German Bundestag in Germany?
- What applies to most children in Germany?
- How can someone who denies the Holocaust be punished?
- What do you pay automatically in Germany if you are permanently employed?
- When members of the German Bundestag change their parliamentary group, ...
- Who pays for social security in Germany?
- What is not part of statutory social insurance?
- Trade unions are organisations representing the interests of ...
- What can you be honoured with in the Federal Republic of Germany if you have made a special achievement in the political, economic, cultural, intellectual or social field? With the ...
- What is called a "traffic light coalition" in Germany? The co-operation ...
- A woman in Germany loses her job. What should not be the reason for this dismissal?
- What is one of the tasks of poll workers in Germany?
- In Germany, voluntary election assistants help with the elections. What is one of the tasks of poll workers?
- For how many years is the Bundestag elected in Germany?
- In a Bundestag election in Germany, anyone may vote who ...
- How often are there usually federal elections in Germany?
- For how many years is the Bundestag elected in Germany?
- Which act relating to the state of Israel is prohibited in Germany?
- The elections in Germany are ...
- Elections in Germany are won by the party that ...
- Taking part in democratic elections in Germany is ...
- What does "active right to vote" mean in Germany?
- If you are allowed to vote in a federal election in Germany, does that mean ...
- What is the minimum percentage of second votes that parties must receive in order to be elected to the German Bundestag?
- Who is allowed to become a member of the approximately 40 Jewish Maccabi sports clubs?
- Elections in Germany are free. What does that mean?
- The electoral system in Germany is a ...
- In Germany, co-operation between parties to form a government is called ...
- What is not state authority in Germany?
- What is Germany not?
- How does the German state finance social security?
- Which measure creates social security in Germany?
- What are the heads of government of most federal states in Germany called?
- The Federal Republic of Germany is a democratic and social ...
- What does each German state have?
- With which words does the German national anthem begin?
- Why is there more than one party in a democracy?
- Who decides on a new law in Germany?
- When can a party be banned in Germany?
- Who cannot be directly elected as a citizen in Germany?
- Which insurance does long-term care insurance belong to?
- The German state has many tasks. Which task is one of them?
- The German state has many tasks. Which task is not one of them?
- Which body is not one of Germany's constitutional bodies?
- Who determines school policy in Germany?
- It is not part of a democratic constitutional state that ...
- What does "popular sovereignty" mean? All state power emanates from the ...
- What is not a state authority in Germany?
- What does this picture show?
- Which office is part of the local government in Germany?
- Who is usually elected President of the German Bundestag?
- Who appoints the ministers of the Federal Government in Germany?
- How many years ago was there a Jewish community for the first time on the territory of today's Germany?
- In Germany, the Bundestag and the Bundesrat belong to the ...
- Mrs Seger is having a child. What does she have to do to receive parental allowance?
- Who decides whether a child goes to kindergarten in Germany?
- Maik and Sybille want to hold a demonstration on the street with friends in their German neighbourhood. What do they have to do beforehand?
- Who is not allowed to live together as a couple in Germany?
- At what age is one of legal age in Germany?
- A woman is pregnant. She is specially protected by law just before and after the birth of her child. What is this protection called?
- In Germany, the education of children is primarily the responsibility ...
- Who is mainly responsible for raising children in Germany?
- If you hit a child in Germany, ...
- In Germany ...
- Where do you have to register when you move in Germany?
- In Germany, married couples are allowed to divorce. They usually have to observe the "year of separation". What does that mean?
- Parents in Germany can get help with parenting problems from the ...
- A married couple would like to open a restaurant in Germany. What do they absolutely need?
- What is the youth welfare office allowed to do in Germany?
- The BIZ career information centre at the Federal Employment Agency in Germany helps with ...
- In Germany, a child at school has ...
- What does the principle of equal treatment mean in Germany?
- In Germany, young people are of criminal age from the age of 14. This means
- Where do you have to go first in Germany if you want to get married?
- When does the legal night's rest begin in Germany?
- A young woman in Germany, 22 years old, lives with her boyfriend. The woman's parents don't like it because they don't like her boyfriend. What can the parents do?
- A young woman wants to get her driving licence. She is afraid of the test because her mother tongue is not German. What is correct?
- What are the colours of the German flag?
- Which symbol can be seen in the plenary chamber of the German Bundestag?
- A party wants to enter the German Bundestag. However, it must have a minimum share of votes. This means ...
- Which principle governs elections in Germany? Elections in Germany are ...
- What is the "5 % hurdle" in Germany?
- The Bundestag election in Germany is the election ...
- In a democracy, one function of regular elections is to ...
- What do citizens entitled to vote in Germany receive before an election?
- Why is there a 5% threshold in the electoral law of the Federal Republic of Germany? It exists because ...
- Members of parliament who are elected by the citizens are called ...
- In Germany, the people elect ...
- Which ballot paper would be valid in a general election?
- In Germany, a mayor is ...
- Many people in Germany do voluntary work in their free time. What does that mean?
- What is allowed in federal and state elections in Germany?
- They want to abolish the bus line that you always take to work. What can you do to preserve the bus route?
- Who do the trade unions represent in Germany?
- You go to the labour court in Germany for ...
- Which court in Germany is responsible for labour disputes?
- What can I do in Germany if my employer has unfairly dismissed me?
- When does a trial take place in court in Germany? When someone ...
- What does a lay judge do in Germany? He / she ...
- Who advises people in Germany on legal issues and represents them in court?
- What is the main task of a judge in Germany? A judge ...
- A judge in Germany belongs to the ...
- In Germany, a judge belongs to the ...
- In Germany, state power is divided. For which state authority does a judge work? For the ...
- What do you call a procedure before a court in Germany?
- What is the job of a judge in Germany?
- What is one task of the police in Germany?
- What is an example of anti-Semitic behaviour?
- A lay judge in Germany is ...
- Which living arrangement is not permitted in Germany?
- In Germany, if you have parenting problems, you go to ...
- You deliberately opened a letter addressed to another person in Germany. What did you disregard?
- What is required for a divorce in Germany?
- What should you do if you are treated badly by your contact person in a German authority?
- A woman who has a two-year-old child applies for a job in Germany. What is an example of discrimination? She does not get the job only because she ...
- A man in a wheelchair has applied for a job as an accountant. What is an example of discrimination? He does not get the job only because he ...
- Most apartment blocks in Germany have "house rules". What do these house rules say? It states ...
- If you want to defend yourself against an incorrect tax assessment in Germany, you must ...
- Two friends want to go to a public swimming pool in Germany. Both have a dark skin colour and are therefore not allowed in. Which right is violated in this situation? The right to ...
- Which honorary position must German citizens take on if they are asked to do so?
- What do you do if you receive an incorrect invoice from a German authority?
- Mrs Frost works as a permanent employee in an office. What does she not have to pay from her salary?
- Which organisation in a company helps employees in case of problems with the employer?
- You would like to terminate your employment with a company in Germany. What do you have to consider?
- What is the reason for Germany's special responsibility for Israel?
- A man with dark skin colour applies for a job as a waiter in a restaurant in Germany. What is an example of discrimination? He does not get the job only because ...
- You have bought a television in Germany. You unpack the television at home, but it does not work. The television is broken. What can you do?
- Why do you have to write down on your tax return in Germany whether you belong to a church or not? Because ...
- Who built the wall in Berlin?
- When were the National Socialists with Adolf Hitler in power in Germany?
- What happened on 8 May 1945?
- When did the Second World War end?
- When were the National Socialists in power in Germany?
- In which year did Hitler become Reich Chancellor?
- The National Socialists with Adolf Hitler established in Germany in 1933 ...
- The "Third Reich" was a ...
- What did not exist in Germany during the Nazi era?
- Which war lasted from 1939 to 1945?
- What characterised the Nazi state? A policy ...
- Claus Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg became famous for ...
- In which year did the National Socialists destroy synagogues and Jewish businesses in Germany?
- What happened in Germany on 9 November 1938?
- What was the name of the first Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany?
- At which demonstrations in Germany did people shout "We are the people"?
- Which countries were referred to as "Allied occupying powers" in Germany after the Second World War?
- Which country was not an "Allied occupying power" in Germany?
- When was the Federal Republic of Germany founded?
- What existed during the time of National Socialism in Germany?
- Social market economy means that the economy ...
- In which occupation zone was the GDR founded? In the ...
- The Federal Republic of Germany is a founding member ...
- When was the GDR founded?
- How many occupation zones were there in Germany after the Second World War?
- How were the occupation zones of Germany distributed after 1945?
- Which German city was divided into four sectors after the Second World War?
- From June 1948 to May 1949, the citizens of West Berlin were supplied by an airlift. What was the reason for this?
- How did the Second World War officially end in Europe?
- The first Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany was ...
- The type of economy in Germany is called ...
- What does "constitutional state" mean in Germany?
- Which politician is associated with the "Ostverträge"?
- What is the full name of Germany?
- How many inhabitants does Germany have?
- Who is known as the "Chancellor of German Unity"?
- In which period did the German Democratic Republic (GDR) exist?
- How many federal states were added to the Federal Republic of Germany at reunification in 1990?
- The Federal Republic of Germany has had the borders it has today since ...
- 27 January is an official day of remembrance in Germany. What does this day commemorate?
- Germany is a member of the Schengen Agreement. What does that mean?
- Which country is a neighbouring country of Germany?
- Which country is a neighbouring country of Germany?
- What does the abbreviation EU mean?
- In which other country is there a large German-speaking population?
- What is the flag of the European Union?
- Which country is a neighbouring country of Germany?
- What is the accession of the GDR to the Federal Republic of Germany in 1990 generally called?
- Which country is a neighbouring country of Germany?
- The European Parliament is elected regularly, namely every ...
- What does the term "European integration" mean?
- Who is elected in the European elections?
- Which country is a neighbouring country of Germany?
- Where is the seat of the European Parliament?
- French President François Mitterrand and German Chancellor Helmut Kohl commemorate the dead of both world wars together in Verdun. Which objective of the European Union is emphasised at this meeting?
- How many member states does the EU have today?
- The 50th anniversary of the "Treaties of Rome" was celebrated in 2007. What was the content of the treaties?
- Where does the European Parliament work?
- By which treaties did the Federal Republic of Germany unite with other states to form the European Economic Community?
- Since when have people in Germany been paying in cash with the euro?
- What did Willy Brandt want to express by kneeling in the former Jewish ghetto in Warsaw in 1970?
- What is the name of the Jewish house of prayer?
- When was the "economic miracle" in the Federal Republic of Germany?
- On what legal basis was the State of Israel founded?
- What did the expression "Iron Curtain" stand for? For the sealing off ...
- In 1953 there was an uprising in the GDR, which for a long time was commemorated by a public holiday in the Federal Republic of Germany. When was that?
- Which German state had a black, red and gold flag with a hammer, compass and spike wreath?
- In which year was the Berlin Wall built?
- When did the GDR build the wall in Berlin?
- What does the abbreviation DDR mean?
- When was the Berlin Wall opened to everyone?
- Which of today's German states used to be part of the GDR?
- From 1961 to 1989 Berlin was ...
- On 3 October, Germany celebrates the Day of German ...
- Which German state was formerly part of the GDR?
- Why is the period in autumn 1989 in the GDR called "Die Wende"? During this time, the GDR changed politically ...
- Which of today's German states used to belong to the territory of the GDR?
- Which of today's German states used to belong to the territory of the GDR?
- In the GDR, the abbreviation "Stasi" meant ...
- Which German state was formerly part of the GDR?
- Which of the following lists contains only federal states that belonged to the territory of the former GDR?
- To whom did the GDR belong during the "Cold War"?
- What was the economic system of the GDR called?
- How did the Federal Republic of Germany and the GDR become one state?
- With the accession of the GDR to the Federal Republic of Germany, the new federal states now also belong ...
- What do the so-called "Stolpersteine" in Germany commemorate?
- Which military alliance was the GDR a member of?
- What was the "Stasi"?
- Which was the coat of arms of the German Democratic Republic?
- What happened on 17 June 1953 in the GDR?
- Which statement is correct? In Germany ...
- Which school-leaving qualification is normally required to study at a university in Germany?
- In Germany, you have the best chance of getting a well-paid job if you ...
- An adult woman wants to do her A-levels in Germany. She can do this at ...
- A man aged 30 would like to do his Abitur in Germany. Where can he do this? At ...
- On which festival do people in Germany wear colourful costumes and masks?
- In Germany, children from the age of three until they start school are entitled to ...
- The adult education centre in Germany is an institution ...
- What is a custom in Germany at Christmas?
- What you need to be able to do for work will change very quickly in the future. What can you do?
- People in Germany live according to the principle of religious tolerance. What does that mean?
- What is a custom in Germany at Easter?
- Pentecost is a ...
- Which religion has shaped European and German culture?
- In Germany, the last four weeks before Christmas are called ...
- From which country did most migrants come to Germany?
- In the GDR there were mainly migrants from ...
- Foreign workers who were recruited by the Federal Republic of Germany in the 1950s and 1960s were called ...
- From which country did the first guest workers come to the Federal Republic of Germany?