Bodies of Water
This ocean lies to the West of Europe.
The Atlantic Ocean
The Peninsula containing Norway, Sweden, and Finland.
The Scandinavian Peninsula
Large Island containing England, Whales, and Scotland.
Great Britain
The capital of Spain.
Madrid
The name of the Phoenician princess Zeus took to Crete and married.
The "Middle Earth" sea which connects Europe, Asia, and Africa.
The Mediterranean Sea
The peninsula of Denmark, located in Northern Europe.
Jutland Peninsula
The Emerald Isle located just west of Great Britain.
Ireland
The capital of Italy.
Rome
The first European civilization.
Minoans
The narrow stretch of water that lies on the southern border of the United Kingdom and the northern border of France.
The English Channel
The Peninsula containing Spain and Portugal.
The Iberian Peninsula
The Island that used to belong to Denmark which lies between Ireland and Greenland.
Iceland
The capital of France.
Paris
The epic battle in which a unified Greece defeated the “invincible” Persian army.
Marathon
Also called chokepoints, these are narrow passages of water connected to large areas of water
The peninsula of Italy, located in Southern Europe.
The Apennine Peninsula
The island getting kicked by the "Italian boot."
Sicily
The capital of Germany.
The group of people from Northern Europe whose name means “The Brave Ones.”
Celts
The Strait between Spain and Morocco.
The Strait of Gibraltar
The peninsula located in Ukraine, but annexed by Russia in 2014.
The Crimean Peninsula
The Greek island where European civilization began.
Crete
The Capital of Greece.
Athens
The ambitious politician who launched a campaign against the Celts (Gauls) to secure his power in Rome.
Julius Caesar