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Before the Magna Carta, the King of England was similar to

All powerful Dictator

What was the main reason France sought to colonize North America

To profit from trading in furs and other goods.

Which group was responsible for these contributions to American Culture?

German Americans

What is the name of the British law making assembly?

Parliament

What is the MOST important effect of Europe being a peninsula of peninsulas

Most countries depend on the sea for much of their livelihood

Fill in the blank: _______=rural _______= urban

Country/rural City/urban

Which country did the Industrial Revolution begin?

Britain

What is a recent example of European cooperation?

European Union

The greatest effect the European Union had on it’s countries

Economy

Iron Curtain divided Germany into which two directions.

East and West

A leader with unlimited power in an unlimited government is called a

Dictator

During the late 1700’s many young women in England where employed by

Cloth weavers in textile mills

In the 1840’s, thousand of Irish immigrants came to the U.S. to escape

Famine / potato crop

Economic system in which colonies sent raw materials to the mother country in return, colonist were expected to buy products from that country

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