Iceland
Katie McWhite and Jennifer Major
Climate, Geography, and Land
The average temperature in the summer is 51 degrees Fahrenheit and has two or three months of daylight. In the winter, the average temperature is 30 degrees Fahrenheit and has four or five hours of daylight.
Culture
They have religious freedom which allow them to believe what they want. Eighty percent of the population belongs to the state church, six percent are Protestants, three percent aren't religious, and 2.5% are Roman Catholic.
They normally start out the morning with cereal or toast and tea or coffee. They eat lunch at noon and dinner around eight p.m. When they eat, they hold a fork in their left and a knife in their right hand. Icelanders don't eat very often unless a special occasion is occurring. Their diets are usually fish, lamb and dairy products. They also eat smoked mutton, potatoes, and stuff similar to yogurt. (skyr)
Fur
Iceland has mostly cold climate, so they wrap up in fur coats.
Lutheran Church
The state church is in Reykjavík.