France A
What type of government does France have today?
Republic
In the 1500s and 1600s, many of the French colonies gained their independence, which means...?
After World War II, how was West Germany different from East Germany?
West Germany was a democracy and economically strong.
What percent of Germany is ethnically German?
90%
The majority of Germany speaks what language?
German
Which famously short ruler conquered France after the French Revolution?
Napoleon (Hint: Remember Napoleon complex)
What language is spoken in the Netherlands?
The start of the French Revolution.
What did Martin Luther (not the King, sorry) start in 1517 and what did it lead to?
The Reformation Movement lead to Protestant churches.
Like Korea, what is required of all Swizz males?
What country has some of its land below sea level?
Netherlands
Which Belgium city serves as the headquarters for NATO and the EU?
Brussels
France and the Benelux countries are known for which three things?
Cheese, wine, and perfume
Germany's people are describe as and .
hardworking and efficient
What famous holiday tradition started in Germany?
Christmas trees
When did the Romans conquer Gaul?
50s B.C.
Luxembourg's money mostly comes from which industry?
Banking
Why did the French overthrow their leader in 1789?
He wasn't a good leader.
Munich, a Bavarian city in Germany, hosts what famous festival?
Oktoberfest
How did reunifying Germany affect its economy?
Slow economic growth.
What three things do the Benelux countries have in common?
German occupation, dense population, and memberships with NATO and EU.
Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, and the Seine River
How is Switzerland different from Germany and Austria?
It is neutral - has not joined the EU, NATO, or any other political groups.
Describe the religious presence in Germany.
The north is mostly Protestant, the south is mostly Catholic
Name three strengths of Austria's economy.
Low unemployment, banking, and tourism.