Natural Resources
Climate Regions
History and Culture
Vocabulary
The Northern Renaissance
100
The highest peak in Europe.
What is Mont Blanc?
100
The climate the United Kingdom is in.
What is the Marine west coast?
100
The city-state in which democracy was developed.
What is Athens, Greece?
100
A country that does not border an ocean or sea.
What is a landlocked country?
100
A way of thinking that gave importance to the individual and human society.
What is Humanism?
200
The Danube and Rhine rivers.
What rivers are used for transportation of goods?
200
Minsk, Belarus' highest temperature in July.
What is about 70 degrees Fahrenheit?
200
The leader of the Catholics.
Who is the Pope?
200
Low areas between mountains.
What are passes?
200
Painted a portrait of a married couple while serving in the renaissance.
Who is Jan van Eyck?
300
Wind doesn't create or cause pollution.
What is why is wind power considered to be a "clean" energy source?
300
The name of the warm winds from Africa to the South.
What is Sirocco?
300
Kings giving land to Nobles.
What is feudalism?
300
Trees that don't lose their leaves.
What are Coniferous trees?
300
A country made up of people who share a common culture or history.
What are nation-states?
400
Used in the making of steel.
What is iron ore?
400
The country that is covered by the steppe climate more than anywhere else.
What is Ukraine?
400
The religious wars of Europe.
What were the Crusades?
400
Trees that lose their leaves.
What are Deciduous trees?
400
The English translation of Renaissance.
What is rebirth?
500
A special clay exported from the United Kingdom is used to make this.
What are china dishes?
500
The wind that occurs in winter and spring that creates waves.
What is the Mistral?
500
The plague that killed millions of Europeans.
What is the Black Death?
500
Rivers wide or deep enough for ships to use.
What are navigable rivers?
500
The trading business thrived in cities such as Florence, Rome, and Venice.
What is why the Renaissance began in Italian city-states?
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