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European Vocab
European Landmarks
Physical Geography of Europe
Political Geography of Europe
Economic & Cultural Geography of Europe
100
A common currency proposed by the European Union for it's member nations.
What is a Euro?
100
In Paris, France, this tower was going to be demolished back in 1909, but was instead saved and now serves as a radio antenna.
What is the Eiffel Tower?
100
Europe is a large part of this landmass.
What is Eurasia?
100
This country, shaped like a boot, is known for some delicious foods like ravioli and bruschetta.
What is Italy?
100
Most people in Europe are ___.
What is Christian?
200
A wall erected by East Germany in 1961 to cut the capital of Berlin in two, later dismantled in 1989.
What is the Berlin Wall?
200
In Westminister, London, this clock tower is one of the most famous landmarks in the world.
What is Big Ben?
200
Great Britain and Ireland are the two major Islands on an archipelago called this.
What is the British Isles
200
In this country lies the Eiffel Tower.
What is France?
200
The country of Portugal colonized these three countries.
What are Brazil, Timor, and Mozambique?
300
A place where various cultures cross paths.
What are cultural crossroads?
300
Love to be one with Greek history? Then this landmark, built between 495 BCE and 425 BCE, is the place to be!
What is Acropolis
300
This is a flat area that extends from France through the Netherlands, Germany, Poland, and into Spain.
What is the Northern European Plain
300
Farther away from the rest of Europe, this country doesn't really live up to its name.
What is Iceland?
300
The Northern European Plain is known for this type of soil, which is very fertile and makes the land great for farming.
What is chernozem?
400
A term used to show the economic union of Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg.
What is BeNeLux?
400
In Spain, this spellbinding landmark attracts any visitor passing through Barcelona.
What is La Sagrada Familia?
400
The Pyrenees separate these from each other.
What are the Iberian Peninsula and France?
400
This is the country that had one of it's cities separated with a stone wall, which was later dismantled.
What is Berlin?
400
Europe has many natural resources. The Ruhr and Po Valleys have lots of deposits of these two minerals.
What are coal and iron (ore)?
500
A hot, steady, south wind that blows from North Africa across the Mediterranean Sea into Southern Europe, mostly in spring.
What is Sirocco?
500
This landmark provides a spectacular view from a 535 foot high dome. It's located in Italy.
What is St. Peter's Basilica
500
Europe is in the ___ and ___ latitudes, therefore, Europe many different types of climates.
What are high and low?
500
This country is the smallest country in Europe.
What is Vatican City?
500
___ means how much food can be grown per square mile or hectare.
What is a crop yield?