2 - Historie, geografi og levesett Flashcards

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Viking Period

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800 and 1050 AD

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2
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Christianity was introduced in Norway

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11th century

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3
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Norway was absorbed into a formal union with Denmark and Sweden

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1397

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4
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Denmark and Norway remained united until

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1814

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5
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Norway adopted a constitution of its own on

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17 May 1814

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6
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National Romanticism

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middle of the 19th century

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7
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bokmål derived from

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danish

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8
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Ivar Aasen (1813-1896)

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consolidated regional language to from nynorsk

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9
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mid-19th century, percentage of the Norwegian population lived in rural areas

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70%

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10
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Norwegians emigrated to America during the period

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1850–1920

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11
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number of Norwegians emigrated to America during the period 1850–1920

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800 000

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12
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union with Sweden was dissolved in

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07 June 1905

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13
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King Haakon

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7th was King of Norway from 1905 until his death in 1957

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14
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Norway started using water power to produce electricity

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at the end of the 19th century

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15
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Norway was occupied by German forces from

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9 April 1940

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16
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Norway was governed by a pro-German government led by

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Vidkun Quisling

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17
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number of Norwegians fled to Sweden during World War II

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50 000

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18
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Norwegians died as a consequence of the 2 world war

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9 500

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19
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Norway capitulate in

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May 1945

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20
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Norway was among the first countries to join the UN in

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November 1945

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21
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first Secretary-General of the UN

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Trygve Lie, was Norwegian

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22
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amount Norway received from USA Marshall plan

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NOK 3 billion

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23
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Norway, along with eleven other countries, signed the North Atlantic Treaty (leading to NATO) in

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1949

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24
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The first oil was found in the North Sea in

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1969

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The roots of the Norwegian labour movement date back to the
17th century
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growing number of jobs in industry from
1880s
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labour movement gained greater influence from the
1920s
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Termination of Pregnancy (the Abortion Act) was adopted in
1978
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Termination of Pregnancy (the Abortion Act) act gives women the right to have an abortion until week
13
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surface area of Norway
385,199 square kilometres
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Norway is part of the Nordic countries, consisting
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Iceland
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Norway also makes Scandinavia together with
Sweden and Denmark
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Norway share a common border with
Sweden, Finland and Russia
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Number of geographical regions
5
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Number of counties in Norway
11
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Number of towns and cities in Norway.
nearly 100
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Population of Oslo
600 000
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Norway’s highest mountain
Galdhøpiggen, 2,469 metres
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The largest lake is Norway is
Mjøsa. Surface area 365 square kilometres.
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The longest river in Norway
Glomma. 611 kilometres long
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the longest fjord
Sognefjord, 204 kilometres long and 1,308 metres deep
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Built-up areas (buildings and roads) make up only
2%
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divsion of land
1/2 mountains, 1/3 forested
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Number of municipalities
356
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Cultivated land
3%
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Population of Norway
just over five million
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% of inhabitants live along the coast
75%
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population lives in Eastern Norway
50%
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% of the population come from immigrant backgrounds
17%
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cities in Norway with the highest percentage of inhabitants with an immigrant background
Oslo and Drammen
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Population of Sami in Norway
40 000 to 50 000 (Also about 50 000 in Sweden+Russia+Finland)
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Sami Parliament was established in
1989
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The highest temperature ever measured in Norway is
35.6 degrees Celsius (Nesbyen, 20 June 1970).
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The lowest temperature ever measured in Norway is
-51.4 degrees Celsius (Karasjok, 1 January 1886).
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Women’s Day
08 March
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Easter public holidays
Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter Sunday
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40 days after Easter
Ascension Day (public holiday)
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50 days after Easter
Pentecost
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After Ascension
Whit Monday
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International Workers’ Day
01 May
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Constitution Day
17 May (fra 17 May 1814)
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Number of couples get married in Norway
23 000 (50% in church)
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Number of births in Norway
60,000
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% of infants christened in church
50% - 60 %
65
age for confirmation ceremony
14 or 15
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% of confirmation in church
60%
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% of confirmations that are humanist
20%
68
% no having confirmation
20%
69
Number of deaths in Norway
40 000
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% of burials organised by the church
85%
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% cremations
40%
72
% of population that have membership of church
70%
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Christianity was introduced to Norway
1000 years ago
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dominant religion in Norway
Protestantism