Geography
Name the three hemispheres that Europe is located in.
Northern, Eastern, and Western
Who called Paul to take the gospel to the Roman Empire?
God
history
Water, sunlight, and wind are examples of _______
resources because they cannot be used up.
renewable
Who gathered folktales from across Europe and wrote them in German?
Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm
Some European countries and split between the continents of Europe and __________.
Asia
Who spread the gospel through Europe as the moved because of persecution?
Christians
What caused European culture to develop?
conflict
European countries are reducing their use of oil by using what kind of resources?
renewable
Which two countries that we learned about in this chapter are NOT part of the European Union?
Russia and United Kingdom
This region is on the west coast of Europe and is rocky with short mountains shaped by glaciers.
The Western Uplands
Who started the Reformation and taught that people need to receive Christ's righteousness by faith in Jesus Christ?
Martin Luther
How many official languages does Switzerland have?
four
What country has the strongest manufacturing in Europe?
Germany
Who wrote ballets?
Pyotr Tchaikovsky
This region is where most Europeans live.
The European Plain
Which church did people leave during the Reformation?
Catholic
A group of countries that work together to help each other grow.
European Union
What European country leads the way in technology?
Estonia
Which country in Europe is a peninsula and is shaped like a boot?
Italy
This region has high mountains and cold temperatures.
The Alpine Mountains
What is the second largest religious group in Europe?
Islam
Who painted The Last Supper
Leonardo da Vinci
What European country exports the most oil?
Russia
Which country is two islands?
United Kingdom