Physical Geography
Greece
Italy
Spain / Portugal
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100
all countries in Southern Europe have coastlines along it
What is the Mediterranean Sea?
100
peninsula that Greece occupies
What is the Balkan Peninsula?
100
capital of Italy
What is Rome?
100

mountain range that runs along the northern border of Spain and Portugal

What are the Pyrenees Mountains?

100
capital of Greece
What is Athens?
200
the westernmost peninsula in Europe
What is Iberia?
200
a large island south of Greece
What is Crete?
200
largest city in Southern Italy; an important port
What is Naples?
200

The economies of Spain & Portugal are _____ than other countries in Western Europe

What is poorer?

200

What is the name of the independent city located within the city of Rome?

Vatican City

300

The highest mountains in Europe that form part of the northern border of this region.

What are the Alps?

300
the mountain range that covers much of Greece
What are the Pindus Mountains?
300
mountains that run along the Italian Peninsula?
What are the Apennines?
300

What are the two most often spoken languages on the Iberian Peninsula?

Spanish and Portuguese 

300
capital of Portugal
What is Lisbon?
400
a description of much of the climate in Southern Europe
What is: warm, dry summers & mild, wet winters?
400

What industry has Greece long been a worldwide leader in?

Shipping

400
river that runs through one of the most fertile & densely populated areas in Europe
What is the Po River?
400
type of song & dance that is popular in Spain
What is the Flamenco?
400
large island near the southern tip of Italy
What is Sicily?
500

What is the name of the jagged shaped peninsula located in southern Greece?

The Peloponnesus

500

What percentage of the Greek population lives in cities like Athens today?

3/5 or 60%

500

Which area in Italy has long been more industrialized?

Northern Italy

500
capital of Spain
What is Madrid?
500
government where a king or queen shares power with an elected parliament and a prime minister
What is a parliamentary monarchy?
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