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    changes. But is there any proof that shows that an increase in moral and religious education and creating a more religious culture will actually fight corruption? Mr. López Claros has control over

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    though there are very interesting places all around the world. Each of the countries has such great perks. Iceland though has probably the most perks, the least crime rate, and some of the greatest history. Iceland is located Northwest of the United States in the Atlantic Ocean. Total land area is 103,440 square kilometers, but only 90,000 is ice free land area. Only a little over 1% of Iceland is arable. The terrain mainly consists of volcanic areas covered by large lava fields and glaciers. The country

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    The country I chose was Iceland. Iceland's schooling is divided into three sections. For kids up to six years of age, go to preschool. Children from ages six to sixteen go to compulsory school. Young adults from ages sixteen to twenty go to upper secondary school. Iceland doesn't have much technology to learn with so it is much different than the United States. One day, students from Chicago, Illinois reached out to Arskóli in Saudarkrokur, Iceland. Both classes were given iPads

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    roles of Iceland comprise a country that has a solid footing on how to run itself. Some of the main roles of environmental operations of Iceland are politics, military, and the economy; by breaking down each role independently and how each role works together shows how Iceland became its own country. Iceland formed as a country around 860 AD. The politics and military formed over the next 100 years. As the country started to gain government and military sources an economy formed. Iceland in present

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    In Iceland, key business values include honesty, accountability, independence, and friendship. Being a highly nationalistic country, showing sincere interest in Iceland is highly appreciated. Keeping one’s word generally carries the same weight as a contract in this country. Iceland is rated in the top ten of the least corrupt countries in the world, meaning that transparency is something they hold in high regard. As a result, bribery and corruption are generally taken very seriously. In Icelandic

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    of this hunger, the most impact they had on western civilization was as discoverers and settlers of the New World. They discovered and settled in Iceland, Greenland, and North America. Each of these was impacted in some way or another by the Vikings. In the 860s, a Norwegian Viking named Naddod is said to have discovered the land now known as Iceland along with two others, Gardar Svavarsson the Swede and Floki Vilgerdason (Jones 273). Naddod named this land Snowland because of the heavy snowstorm

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    in the world. Europe contains the most peaceful country in the world: Iceland; and the Middle East has the least peaceful country: Syria. The reason for this dichotomy can most easily be explained by the economic equalities in their relative populations. Iceland’s lack of violent crime domestically is not due to their lack of guns because guns are actually very common throughout Iceland where hunting is a favored pastime.

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    offer different opportunities in the education for every person in Fin-land because of the basic right to education and culture. People have an opportunity to get more education after the compulsory education. The

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    weather, and the list goes on and on. There is no difference when it comes to comparing the community in my home town, Akureyri, and Faulkner’s community. When I came to Faulkner I got a shock, and I know now why Iceland is considered one of the safest countries in the world. In Iceland the main religion is Christianity. The population of three hundred thirty thousand, divides up in to, 80% Christianity and 20% that have other religion, or are atheist. According to a survey from 2010, the average

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    whales indicating that a fishery would be sustainable. Fin whales populations off Iceland appear to be increasing at 4% per year, and minke populations off both Iceland and Norway appear to be stable, though it should be noted that the IWC indicates that fin whale populations in the northeast Atlantic haven’t been thoroughly assessed (Borchers et al. 2009, Vikingsson et al. 2009). The Marine Research Institute of Iceland has calculated that up to 150 fin whales and 400 minke whales can be sustainably

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