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German traditions;The Truth about Germany: Tradition /watch?v=Se5VjM1QWLk;Outline;Traditonal Clothing;;;;;;;;German Festival Outline;German Festival Outline;;;;;;;;;Germany traditional wedding;Carriage Red ribbons and garlands Main food Married couples being teased ;Church and home The grooms family pay it Mutual consultation ;Hit bowls and pots Present Outing ;4. Choice of spouse;5. Matchmaking Hotels;Germany Soccer;1. Brief introduction;2. Honor;3. History of professional development;4. History of the league development;Antiquity Pre-Romanesque Romanesque Gothic Brick Gothic Renaissance Baroque Rococo Classicism Historicism Art Nouveau Modern ;Antiquity;Porta Nigra, Trier;Period: from either the emergence of the?Merovingian?kingdom in about 500 or from the?Carolingian Renaissance?in the late 8th century, to the beginning of the 11th century?Romanesque?period.? Representative buildings: Lorsch Abbey, ?Abbey Church of St. Michaels;??Lorsch Abbey;Abbey Church of St. Michaels, Hildesheim ;The?Romanesque?period, from the 10th to the early 13th century, is characterised by semi-circular arches, robust appearance, small paired windows, and groin vaults. Many churches in Germany date from this time, including the twelve Romanesque churches of Cologne.;Speyer Cathedral;The twelve Romanesque churches of Cologne;Gothic;Freiburg Cathedral, Minster;157M;Brick Gothic?(German:?Backsteingotik) is a specific style of?Gothic in?Northern Germany?. The buildings are essentially built from?bricks. ;Lübeck;Renaissance;St. Annes Church, Augsburg;Heidelberg Castle;;Baroque;?Zwinger Palace;;Charlottenburg Palace;?Schloss Wei?enstein;Augustusburg and Falkenlust Palaces, Brühl;?Basilica of the Vierzehnheiligen;Dresden Frauenkirche;Rococo is the late phase of the Baroque, in which the decoration became even more abundant and showed most colors in even brighter tones.;Sanssouci Palace;Classicism;;Brandenburg Gate;?Karl Friedrich Schinkel;?Karl Friedrich Schinkel;Walhall