Physical Geography
British Isles
Scandinavia
Key Terms 1
Key Terms 2
100

The seas around Northern Europe provide what important natural resource?

fishing

100

The capital of Ireland?

Dublin

100
Who were excellent sailors?

Vikings

100

Give up all weapons?

disarm

100

Does not take sides in a conflict?

neutral

200

The physical geography of Northern Europe doesn't change much? True or False?

False, it does change dramatically in different locations.

200

Did Britain rule much of the world at one point?

Yes

200

The capital of Sweden?

Stockholm

200

Springs that shoot hot water and steam into the air?

geysers

200

Not able to support human settlement?

uninhabitable 

300

Northeast of the British Isles is a region of islands and peninsulas called?

Scandinavia

300

The conflict in Northern Ireland was between which two religious groups?

Protestants and Catholics

300

Which Scandinavian country has remained neutral during wars?

Sweden

300

Scandinavian warriors who raided Europe and the Mediterranean in the early Middle Ages

vikings

300

A narrow inlet of sea set between high, rocky cliffs?

fjord

400

Northern Europe has a milder climate that you would except because of what?

North Atlantic Drift

400

The U.K.'s economy soared in the 1700s and 1800s because of what event?

Industrial Revolution

400

Which country at one point ruled all the Scandinavian countries?

Denmark

400

An ocean current that brings warm, moist air across the Atlantic Ocean?

North Atlantic Drift

400

Energy from the heat of the Earth's interior?

geothermal energy

500

What country has a tundra and ice cap climate?

Iceland

500

Name the four small countries that make up the U.K.

England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland

500

The Scandinavian peninsula is made up of what 2 countries? 

Norway and Finland

500

A type of democracy in which a king or queen serves as head of state but the legislature makes the laws?

constitutional monarcy

500

This Great Charter limited the power of kings?

Magna Carta