WWI
This person was assassinated by a Serbian assassin.
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
This was the government-sponsored murder of 6 million Jews by the Nazis.
Holocaust
This Peninsula includes most of Denmark.
This is a period of “rebirth” before the Middle Ages.
Renaissance
This helps the countries of Western Europe remain economically strong
European Union
This is the year WWI started.
1914
This river flows from Germany to the Black Sea.
Danube River
This Peninsula includes Spain and Portugal.
Iberian Peninsula
This is the world's smallest country.
Vatican City
This is the system of order that developed during the Middle Ages.
Feudalism
This type of warfare meant soldiers had to dig deep into the ground to create shelter and passageways.
Trench warfare
This system of government is when goods are owned in common and are available as needed.
Communism
This Western European country was the birthplace of the Protestant Reformation.
Germany
This city-state had the first known democracy.
Athens
This describes the countries of Norway, Sweden, and Denmark.
The literacy rate is nearly 100 percent
These were the Central Powers.
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Ottoman Empire
This is why international popular culture had less influence in Eastern Europe before the 1990s.
They were under Soviet control before the 1990s
This sea route connects the North Sea with the Atlantic Ocean.
English Channel
This artist painted the Mona Lisa.
Leonardo de Vinci
These were warriors from Scandinavia.
Vikings
This type of chemical was used in WWI and has no been banned in war.
Mustard Gas
These were the Axis Powers.
Germany, Italy, Japan
This body of water is important for Southern Europe
Mediterranean Sea
This is how Johannes Gutenberg’s invention affected the world.
It made it possible for people to own and read books.
This is what the United States and the Soviet Union focused on during the Cold War.
achievements in space