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My country through my uro
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Basic information on the Euro

• The Treaty of Rome (1957) declared a common
  European market as a European objective with the
  aim of increasing economic prosperity and
  contributing to "an ever closer union among the
  peoples of Europe".
• The Single European Act (1986) and the Treaty on
  European Union (1992) have built on this,
  introducing Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) and
  laying the foundations for the single currency.
• The elected governments of the EU together
  created and developed the euro. The European
  Council adopted the name "Euro" in Madrid in
  December 1995.
• On 1 January 2002 the euro banknotes and coins
  were successfully introduced and became legal
  tender in the 12 countries of the euro area. This
  was the final step in a process which was started
  formally in 1991 and led to the signing of the
  Maastrich Treaty in 1992. The completion of the
  cash changeover was a unique event, directly
  affecting the lives of over 300 million people in
  the euro area.

Belgium, Germany, Greece, Spain, France, Ireland,
Italy, Luxembourg, TheNetherlands, Austria,
Portugal Finland .
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How did we get our Euro coins?
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How did we get our Euro banknotes?
Each euro banknote shows a European architectural
style Classical, Romanesque, Gothic,
Renaissance, Baroque and Rococo, Iron and glass
architecture and Modern 20th century
architecture.
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Italy through uro
This photo represent the most important monument
in Rome. This is the Colosseo
amfitheatre.
This euro coin photo is the author Dante
Alighieri.
This is the paint of Leonardo da Vinci who was
genius in many fields.
On the 2cent we find the Mole Antonelliana , a
tower in Turin designed by Alessandro Antonelli.
This is the emperor of Rome Marc Aurelios
statue. The statue is located on Campidoglio.
This is a work of Umberto Boccioni who is a
sculptor of the Futurism.
This is the work of the painter Sandro
Botticelli. This work called Born of the Venus.
This photo is Castel del Monte, that was build
in the Medievals epoch in Andria.
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Finland through uro
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EURO FEELINGS IN FINLAND

• When we got our Euros we spent more money because
  it seemed like it was just little money. Now we
  are just buying things without thinking how much
  they really cost. We seldom think how much it
  would be in marks, in our previous currency
  before Euro.
• If we still had our mark, we wouldnt buy so
  expensive things! But now its easier to use the
  same currency in other countries where there are
  Euros in use.
• One euro means in Finland about six marks. In
  Finland some prices are higher now than before
  Euro jeans for example could cost 200 marks but
  nowadays the same jeans cost 40 euros which is
  about 240 marks. Another example is a bus ticket
  which was 5 marks for children and now it is
  1euro and 10 marks for adults and now it is 2
  euros.

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EURO FEELINGS IN ITALY

• The Euro has a different valuation from Lira. The
  Lira was divided in more banknotes so it was
  easier to use. Before Euro money our coins had a
  very little value in Italy. Now one coin can be
  very valuable. With the Euro we must be more
  careful when spending coins.
• In Italy some prices have been doubled since the
  Euro came. Before Euro everything costs less, now
  everything costs much, for example the jeans cost
  100000 lire and now they cost 100 euros (the same
  as 200000 lire), the shoes cost 150000 lire now
  150 euros (the same as 300000 lire).

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Euro in use
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" The Favourite Euro Coins of Italian Students "
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" The Favourite Euro Coins of Finnish Students "
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" Top-three list "
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credits

• gruppo 1
• Della Lana Riccardo, De Angelis Mirco, Harakka
  Andre
• gruppo 2
• Abballe Sara, Ollas Anne- Mari,
  SundströmAnthony
• gruppo 3
• DAgostino Vanessa, Mantere Essi, Laaksonen
  Mari
• gruppo 4
• Salvatori Carolina, De Angelis Monica,
  Koivuluoma Laura
• gruppo 5
• Gili Valentina, Urzia Sara, Hautojärvi Antti
• gruppo 6
• Wijeratne Ryan, Rosendahl Toni
• gruppo 7
• Rendina Arianna, Mäkelä Suvi, Nenonen Niina
• gruppo 8
• Razzino Davide, Kitunen Martti, Pessi Anna,
  Koskinen Jenna
• Technical production and graphics Shoukry Zenab
  Martina.