1. Italy
2. France
1. Rome
2. Paris
1. Germany
2. Russia
1. Berlin
2. Moscow
1. Dublin
2. London
1. Ireland
2. United Kingdom
1. Luxembourg City
2. Monaco
1. Luxembourg
2. Monaco
1. A piece of land almost surrounded by water.
2. To have land completely surrounded by other land without access to a major body of water.
1. Peninsula
2. Landlocked
1. Sweden
2. Portugal
1. Stockholm
2. Lisbon
1. Spain
2. Belgium
1. Madrid
2. Brussels
1. Vatican City
2. San Marino
1. Vatican City
2. San Marino
1. Andorra-La-Vella
2. Athens
1. Andorra
2. Greece
1. A classless society where all the wealth is owned by the government and everyone gets an equal amount of that wealth.
2. A person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, natural disasters, or persecution.
1. Communism
2. Refugee
1. Denmark
2. Iceland
1. Copenhagen
2. Reykjavik
1. Ukraine
2. Bulgaria
1. Kyiv
2. Sofia
1. Amsterdam
2. Helsinki
1. Netherlands
2. Finland
1. Ljubljana
2. Oslo
1. Slovenia
2. Norway
1. A time in the 1700s that allowed for products to become mass produced rather than being made by hand.
2. It was a period in European History that took place from the 1300s to the 1600s that focused on advancing art, architecture, and literature.
1.Industrial Revolution
2. Renaissance
1. Czech Republic
2. Moldova
1. Prague
2. Chisinau
1. Romania
2. Malta
1. Bucharest
2. Valletta
1. Minsk
2. Bratislava
1. Belarus
2. Slovakia
1. Vaduz
2. Bern
1. Liechtenstein
2. Switzerland
1.A narrow inlet of the sea bordered by high cliffs.
2.Springs that shoot hot water and steam into the air.
1.Fjord
2. Geyser
1. Estonia
2. Latvia
3. North Macedonia
1. Tallinn
2. Riga
3. Skopje
1. Croatia
2. Lithuania
3. Kosovo
1. Zagreb
2. Vilnius
3. Pristina
1. Sarajevo
2. Podgorica
3. Tirana
1. Bosnia and Herzegovina
2. Montenegro
3. Albania
1. Warsaw
2. Vienna
3. Budapest
4. Belgrade
1. Poland
2. Austria
3. Hungary
4. Serbia
1. A region inside Northern Europe that consists of the countries: Denmark, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, and Finland.
2.A place where many of the services are paid for by the government.
1. Scandinavia
2. Welfare State