What's around it?
What continent is located to the south of Europe?
Africa
What is the large sea in southern Europe?
Mediterranean Sea
Name a country that is located to the South of the United Kingdom.
France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Belgium, etc.
Which part of Europe experiences a humid subtropical climate?
Southern
What was the first large empire in Europe?
Roman Empire
What continent is located to the east of Europe?
Asia
Name a mountain range in eastern Europe that is located between two seas.
Caucasus, Balkans
Name a country located to the west of the Russian Federation.
Ukraine, Belarus, Latvia, Estonia, Finland
What type of climate is experienced in most of Finland?
Subarctic
Which empire survived for many hundreds of years in southeastern Europe?
Byzantine Empire
What ocean is located to the west of Europe?
Atlantic
This river flows from the Eastern European plain into the Black sea.
Dnieper
Name a European country that does not share a land border with any other country.
Iceland
The eastern European plain experiences mainly which type of climate?
Temperate
Which part of Europe remained mostly uncontrolled by empires/kingdoms from the years 0-1000?
Northern/Northeastern Europe
Name a body of water that separates a part of Europe from a part of Asia.
Mediterranean Sea, Black Sea, Caspian Sea
This peninsula separates the Mediterranean sea from the Atlantic ocean
Iberian
Name a European country that is located on or is part of a peninsula.
Italy, Greece, Spain, Portugal, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Albania, Turkey, etc
Which country in Europe has the biggest area of Polar tundra climate?
Russia
Name a physical feature that the Roman Empire and/or Byzantine Empire may have relied upon for resources.
Mediterranean sea
Name an archipelago that is part of or near Europe.
British Isles, Azores Islands, Canary Islands, etc.
Name a physical feature in Europe that might serve as a "natural barrier".
Sea, mountains, river
Name a European country that is "landlocked".
Andorra, Austria, Belarus, Czech Republic, Hungary, Kosovo, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Moldova, North Macedonia, San Marino, Serbia, Slovakia, Switzerland, and Vatican City.
Name a SPECIFIC physical feature in Europe that corresponds with a highland climate zone.
Alps Mts., Carpathian Mts., Caucasus Mts.
Give a geographic reason for why England/United Kingdom experienced more stability and less territorial changes than the rest of Europe experienced from the years 1000-2024.
They had water as a natural barrier/they are an island nation.