Western and Northwestern Europe
What is a physical characteristic of Western Europe?
Great European Plains.
What is the definition of Glaciation?
The weathering and erosion caused by moving masses.
What is the climate in Southern Europe?
The climate is Mediterranean.
What is the definition of Parliament?
Government institution.
What is the definition of Smelting?
Part of the process of making bronze tools.
What affects Northwestern Europe's climate?
The Atlantic ocean and the Alps affects Northwestern Europe's climate.
What are the two primary climates in Northern Europe?
The Tundra and Continental.
What are the summers and winters like in Southern Europe?
They have warm summers and mild rainy winters.
What is the definition of Holocaust?
The government sponsored murder of 6 million Jews.
What is the primary water source for Rome?
The Tiber River.
What are the 5 themes of Western Europe?
Location, place, human environment interaction, movement, and action.
What are the countries of Northern Europe?
Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, and Denmark.
What separated Italy from France, Switzerland, and Austria?
The Alps.
What is the definition of Postindustrial?
When the economy of a country depends more on services than it does on industry.
What is topography primarily due to in Northern Europe?
Topography is primarily due to glaciation.
What are the countries in Northwestern Europe?
Belgium, Denmark, The UK, France, Luxembourg, Ireland, and Germany.
What are the rivers in Iceland and the Scandinavian peninsula used for?
They are used to generate electricity.
What are the countries of Southern Europe?
Italy, Greece, Malta, Spain, Portugal, Cyprus, Andorra, and San Marino.
What is the definition of Coniferous?
Trees such as fir and pine trees have cones and needle shaped leaves and they keep their leaves during the winter.
What is the definition of the Middle Ages?
A period of time called middle ages or medieval ages.
What are the countries in Western Europe?
United Kingdom, France, Luxembourg, Germany, The Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Switzerland, and Ireland.
What does tectonic activity do to Iceland?
The tectonic activity in Iceland allows it to harness geothermal energy to provide electricity for its citizens.
What are three peninsulas in Southern Europe?
The Iberian, the Balkan, and the Italian.
What is the definition of Deciduous.
Forest which includes trees such as oak, maple, beech, and chestnut that lose their leaves in autumn.
Which is a very popular tourist destination Western Europe, Northern Europe, or Southern Europe?
Southern Europe.