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Vocabulary
100
98% of Italy is this religion
What is Roman Catholic?
100
This store does not have any discount sale
What is Louis Vuitton?
100
Germany, Italy, Japan formed this alliance.
What is Axis?
100
These people used to live in Scandinavia. They were warriors.
What are Vikings?
100
The bishop of Rome
What is the pope?
200
Italy's most valuable crop
What is grapes?
200
A day in France when their independence is celebrated.
What is Bastille Day?
200
Germany invaded this country in 1939.
What is Poland?
200
Many Irish left Ireland in the 1840s because of this.
What is the Great Famine?
200
A country's main landmass.
What is the mainland?
300
In Spain there are many of these variations of a language.
What are Dialects?
300
This international home products retailer is headquartered in Holland
What is a IKEA?
300
This symbol represents fertility and good fortune.
What is the swastika?
300
he United Kingdom has this type of government.
What is a constitutional monarchy?
300
pictures created from tiny pieces of colored glass.
What is a mosaic?
400
This country's ancient civilization created democracy.
What is Greece?
400
A period of time in Europe after the fall of Rome until the 1500s.
What is the medieval period?
400
These 3 countries were in control of West Germany after World War II.
What are United Kingdom, France, United States?
400
These are the Scandinavian countries.
What are Denmark, Finland, Norway, Iceland, and Sweden?
400
This is a long, narrow inlet with steep sides or cliffs, created by glacial erosion.
What is fjord?
500
These two industries are the most important in Greece.
What are shipping and tourism?
500
These are the Benelux countries
What are the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg?
500
This country saw the biggest casualty numbers during the World War II.
What is the Soviet Union?
500
This country consumes the most amount of Coca-cola per capita in the world.
What is Iceland?
500
A period beginning in the late 1300s that sparked the era of new learning is called this.
What is the renaissance?