West Europe
What is the country in Western Europe known for it's Romance Language, Military Strength, and the Louve.
What is France (Fifth Republic)
What is the country with the capital of Berlin?
What is Germany
What are the countries in Eastern Europe? (Not the Baltics and Balkans)
Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova, Romania, Poland, Russia
What is the largest mountain range in Western US?
What is The Rockies
What is the largest mountain range in the Eastern US?
What is Appalachian Mountain Range.
What are the three Countries on the Iberian Peninsula (South of France)
Spain, Portugal, Andorra
What is the most common ethnicity in Central Europe?
What is German?
What is the current Ongoing war in Eastern Ukraine?
What is Russia-Ukraine war
What is the largest state in this Region?
What is California
What is the largest state in the Eastern US?
What is Michigan.
What are the four countries above the Iberian Peninsula?
Belgium, France, Netherlands, Luxembourg
What are the two Central European countries below Germany and above Italy
What is Austria and Switzerland
What is the Peninsula South of Ukraine?
What is Crimean Peninsula.
What is the state named after the President?
What is Washington
District of Columbia (D.C.)
Was the Netherlands invaded in the first World War?
No, it was neutral.
What is the largest Germanic people in Germany? (ex: Saxons, Bavarians, Swabians, etc)
What is Saxons
What Eastern European countries are EU Members?
What is Poland and Romania
What is the name of the Bio-region in Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia?
What is Cascadia.
What is the capital of New York.
What is Albany. (If you said New York City you loose 100 points.)
What is the name of the French Island in the Medditeranian?
What is the island south of Italy in the Mediteranian?
What is Malta?
What is the most known break away state in Eastern Europe?
What is Transnistria/Pridnestrovie
What is the largest religious branch in the South West? (For another 100 points what was the proposed state?)
What is the state named after Admiral Sir William's forest.
Pennsylvania. (Sylvania meant woods back in the day)