History 1
The United States and the United Kingdom provided food, fuel, and other supplies to ___ Berlin in the Berlin Aircraft.
West
The German chancellor who ordered the invasion of Poland, beginning World War II, was ___.
Adolf Hitler
Finland is known as the Land of a Thousand ____.
Lakes
The twin on a mountain or in polar regions beyond which trees cannot grow is the ___.
tree line
The imprisonment and killing of millions of Jewish people others during World War II ___.
Holocaust
Reykjavik is the capital of ___.
Iceland
In the Netherlands, the Dutch built ___, dam-like water barriers made of earth and stone.
dikes
The land of the Sami is known as ____
Sampi
Protestant and Catholic forces fought throughout Europe during the 1600s in the ____.
Thirty Year' War
Europe's largest region of continuously level land is the ___.
European Plain
The three Baltic states are Latvia, Lithuania, and ___.
Estonia
Prague is the capital of ___.
Czech Republic
The phenomenon in which the sun never fully sets below the horizon is called ____.
midnight sun
English navigator who sailed on behalf of the Netherlands to North America
Henry Hudson
The Great Famine happened in Lithuania under Joseph Stalin's leadership.
True or false
Ukraine
Polish leader who started the labor union Solidarity to stand against Communist oppression
Lech Walesa
The treaty that ended World War I was the treaty of ___.
Versailles
The arc-shaped mountain range in Eastern Europe is the ___ Mountains.
Carpathian
The part of the Alps that is in southern Germany is the ___ Alps.
Bavarian
The Scandinavian Peninsula contains Iceland, Sweden, and part of Finland.
true or false
Norway
man who published a Finnish translation of the New Testament
Mikael Agricola
One of the world's northernmost towns is ___.
Longyearbyen
Communist leader of Yugoslavia
Josip Broz Tito
Europe's largest glacier is the ___ Glacier.
Vatna
man who brought the Protestant Reformation to Switzerland
Ulrich Zwingli
The original inhabitants of places within the Arctic regions of Greenland, Canada, Alaska, and Russia are the ___.
Inuit
Danish king who controlled Denmark and parts of England, Sweden, and Norway
Canute the Dane
The Netherlands fought for independence from Spain in the ___.
Eighty Years' War
World War I was fought from ___ to 1918.
1914
Vienna is the capital of ___.
Austria