Northern Europe
The Pennines are known as the __________ of England
backbone
This country, which most of its people live in urban areas like Rome, is shaped like a boot and founded the government called republic.
What is Italy?
The largest city in France
What is Paris?
Land with water surrounding 3 sides
what is a peninsula?
Location of France
What is on the board
Norway, Sweden, Iceland, Denmark, and Finland make up the
Scandinavian Peninsula
_______ helped develop the economy and share/spread new ideas
What is trade?
The smallest city in the world
What is the Vatican City?
government ruled by the people
what is a democracy?
Location of the Mediterranean Sea
What is on the board?
Reason why Northern Ireland and Ireland are divided into 2 regions despite sharing the same land mass
what is Ireland is Catholic and Northern Ireland is Protestant
These two countries make up the Iberian Peninsula
What is Spain and Portugal?
This country has maintained a "neutral" role, meaning it has refused to take part in wars. It is also famous for its cheese, chocolate, knives, and the Red Cross.
What is Switzerland?
Europe is divided into these 3 regions
what is Northern Europe, Continental Europe, and Mediterranean Europe?
This island country is a constitutional monarchy and a parliamentary democracy and is made up of 4 distinct regions. (Bonus 500 for naming all 4)
What is the "United Kingdom?" Northern Ireland, Scotland, England, Wales
The economy of Mediterranean Europe (3 things)
tourism (historical sites), agriculture and fishing. Less industrialized than Continental Europe
The location and importance of the Berlin Wall
What is a symbol of the Cold War that divided Berlin, Germany into 2 regions: East and West?
The Protest Reformation was (define and locate)
a protest of the catholic church calling for a change that was begun in Germany
The longest river in France
What is the Loire River?
This region of England became the center of what Revolution and why?
What is central England and the Industrial Revolution? What is the easy access to iron and coal, farms, textiles, plenty rivers, political freedom?
These two geographic features helped Mediterranean Europe develop its culture
What is warm, mild climate and location by the Mediterranean Sea?
Geographical location: not landlocked, close to seas. Mountains tend to isolate and the Alps are some of the highest and most dangerous in the world.
How do cantons impact Switzerland?
What is they were once self-governing Catholic districts which then made the country of Switzerland. They adopted a policy of neutrality and stay out of conflict. They are a federal republic and are heavily influenced by the people
Mountain ranges that divide Europe North and South
What is the Alps and the Pyrenees?