Chapter 13 West-Central Europe. The plain that stretches from the Atlantic into Eastern Europe The North European Plain.

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Chapter 13 West-Central Europe

The plain that stretches from the Atlantic into Eastern Europe The North European Plain

The highest mountains in Europe The Alps

The language and the name of France comes from these people The Franks

The greatest ruler of the Franks was: Charlemagne

The Norman ruler who conquered England was William the Conqueror

The government of France is a Republic (w/ a parliament and elected president)

The French general that took over most of Europe; then was overthrown and exiled Napoleon

The type of art that the French created in the 1800’s was Impressionism

This country has about 20% of its land below sea level The Netherlands

Home to many international organizations Belgium

A wall was used to separate the East from the west here Berlin

A type of government that has a central government and a republican form with states or districts Federal Republic

This monk started protesting against the Catholic church Martin Luther

The neutral country of West-Central Europe Switzerland

The other name for the “prime minister” in Germany Chancellor

The military alliance in Europe with the US and Canada NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization

The European Union’s money is called the : Euro