Comparing Two Countries: Norway and El Salvador

Norway and El Salvador There are not many similarities between Norway and El Salvador, for example the official language of Norway is Norwegian and the official language of El Salvador is Spanish. Not only their language is different, their religious beliefs and 82.1% of the Norwegian population belong to the Norwegian church, their official religious evangelical Lutheran church and 57.1% of the population of El Salvador are with the Roman Catholic Church It is a Roman Catholic church.

Today, El Salvador is considered a republic and the capital city is San Salvador. The administration of the government consists of heads of states, the heads of the state, and heads of government. The legislature of El Salvador consists of a legislative assembly of one legislature, and the judicial division consists of the Supreme Court. El Salvador is divided into 14 local governments. The main industries of the country are food processing, beverage manufacturing, petroleum, chemicals, chemical fertilizers, textiles, furniture, light metal. Agriculture also plays a role in the El Salvador economy, its main products are coffee, sugar, corn, rice, beans, oilseeds, cotton, sorghum, beef and dairy products.

El Salvador, the Central American countries. El Salvador is the most populous, populous country of the seven Central American countries. Despite its flatlands, it is traditionally an agricultural country and heavily dependent on coffee exports. But by the end of the 20th century the service industry has become dominant economy. The capital city is San Salvador. Between the late 1970s and the early 1990s, El Salvador became an international focus of attention through external involvement in the civil war and its domestic conflicts. Due to decades of repression, military-driven rule, and serious social inequality, this military, politically competent leftist rebellion faced El Salvador's US assistance army.

The population of the capital San Salvador is about 1 million. It is estimated that 42% of the population of El Salvador live in rural areas. Since the 1960s, the urbanization of El Salvador has expanded at astonishing speeds, moving to millions of cities, causing problems in urban planning and service. The population of El Salvador consists of Mestizos, Caucasian and indigenous peoples. 86% of Salvadorans are mixed, and the lineage of the earth and the Europeans is mixed. Among the interracial population, the Salvador ethnic group El Salvador, Africa, especially the Mediterranean and African, and the Salvador indigenous people who do not speak the language or have indigenous culture, I think that it is a cultural hybrid.