Culture of Germany:
Germany is known as the country of poets and thinkers. German culture has been influenced and shaped throughout Germany's rich history once as an important part of The Holy Roman Empire, and later on as one of the most stable economies in the world. The main language is German and main religion is Christianity.
Culture of America:
The culture of the United States of America is primarily of Western origin, but is influenced by a multicultural ethos that includes African, Native American, Asian, Pacific Island, and Latin American people and their cultures.
Fruits and vegetables tend to be cheaper in Germany.
Processed foods are cheaper in America, while fruits and vegetables are costlier.
For most Americans, football is a spectator sport. Few of the fans filling college and NFL stadiums ever wore pads.
In the U.S., American football is successful because Americans watch it. In Germany, success will be determined by the number of people who play.
Germany and the US have much in common in terms of transportation, and therefore Germany offers many lessons in general for a more sustainable balance to transportation. Both countries are democracies, both have strong automobile manufacturing sectors (and automobile industry lobbying sectors), they are among the wealthiest countries with some of the largest roadway systems in the world.
Germany's economy is based on the concept of the social market economy.
Answer:
There are four major types of freight transportation available for shippers to use in the world of freight shipping. The primary ones are by ground (road), rail, ocean, and air. Although these are the main categories of freight transportation, each method has their own processes that differ from one another.
Explanation:
In German: Es gibt vier Hauptarten des Frachttransports, die Verladern in der Welt der Frachtschifffahrt zur Verfügung stehen. Die primären sind auf dem Landweg (Straße), Schiene, Meer und Luft. Obwohl dies die Hauptkategorien des Frachttransports sind, hat jede Methode ihre eigenen Prozesse, die sich voneinander unterscheiden.
