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Europe Review
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What do you remember What can you tell me about Southern Europe? What can you tell me about West-Central Europe? What can you tell me about Northern Europe? What can you tell me about Eastern Europe?
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Southern Europe Most of Southern Europe is made up of peninsulas and island. Southern Europe has what’s known as a Mediterranean climate. Two major religions; Catholic, and Orthodox (Greece)
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West-Central Europe Most of the region has a marine west coast climate with mild summers, cold winters, and frequent rain. West-Central Europe’s mild climate and resources support agriculture, energy production, and tourism. Physical features are the Alps, and Northern European Plains.
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Northern Europe British Isles—a group of islands located across the English Channel from the rest of Europe – Marine west coast climate Scandinavia—a region of islands and peninsulas in far northern Europe, including Iceland to the west – Artic climate
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Eastern Europe Not economically as strong as the west. Under Soviet control for most of the 20 th century. – This means that they were communist Primary religion is Orthodox Ethnic Cleansing in Balkans over race and religion. Climate- Humid continental (four seasons, cold winters)
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Cold War (1946-1991) USSR (Russia) occupied countries of E Europe to create a buffer zone (region to protect Russia from further European invasion) NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) in Western Europe (U.S.), and Warsaw Pact in E Europe (U.S.S.R.) Both sides stockpiled weapons, waged propaganda war, raised fears
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Urbanization: Concentration of populations in towns and cities. 75% of Europeans live in cities. Paris, FranceStockholm, Sweden London, EnglandBudapest, Hungary Rome, ItalyAthens, Greece Madrid, Spain Berlin, Germany
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