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Europe Population Geography Political Geography Cultural Geography
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Population of Europe Europe is one of the most densely populated areas of the world. Europe is highly urbanized. Europe has many large cities that serve as centers of culture and trade.
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Population of Europe
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Culture Europe has many different ethnic groups, languages, and customs. Most people in Europe are Christians but there are different types of Christians. European culture has spread to other parts of the world.
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Conflicts in Europe Because Europe has many ethnic groups and types of religion there have been several conflicts. For example: There was an ongoing conflict in Northern Ireland for about 35 years.
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Northern Ireland Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom. The population is split between Catholics and Protestants. The Catholics fought for political power and the Protestants fought to retain power and remain part of the United Kingdom.
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Looking Ahead Black 7 – Global warming 9 – Finish unit / review 13 – Unit Exam & German Food 15 – Semester One Final Exam Review 17 – Silent study hall Orange 8 – Population notes & work 10 – Finish unit / review 14 – Unit Exam & German Food 16 – Semester One Final Exam Review 27 – Global warming
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Culture European culture has spread to other parts of the world due to: A. Exploration B. Colonization C. Imperialism
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Exploration Europeans started to explore the world in the mid 15th century. (1400s) The first European countries to explore were Portugal and Spain. These countries were looking for a route to Asia in order to buy spices.
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Colonization European countries colonized other parts of the world. Colonization is when a group of people from one country settle in another country.
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Colonization Country Area Colonized Portugal Spain France United Kingdom Netherlands Brazil, Timor, Mozambique Mexico, Central and South America Canada, Caribbean Canada, United States, Caribbean, Australia, New Zealand, India South Africa, Caribbean
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Spanish Empire
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Portuguese Empire
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Francophone World
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English Empire
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Imperialism Imperialism is when a country controls another country. European countries took control of countries and regions all over the world. They did this to control resources and also to compete with other European countries.
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Types of Imperialism Colonial Imperialism Economic Imperialism Political Imperialism Socio-Cultural Imperialism
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Imperialism Imperialism was made possible by the industrial revolution. The industrial revolution was a period of time from the late 18th to mid 19th centuries when machines replaced human labor in Europe.
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Industrial Revolution The most important machine invented in Europe at this time was the steam engine. With the steam engine Europeans could make trains, steamships, better mining equipment, and eventually better weapons. This allowed them to take over other parts of the world.
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Democracy Europe is the birthplace of democracy. Greece and the early Roman republic both had democracies. A. Athens had a direct democracy B. Rome had an indirect democracy (republic) C. You’ll learn all about this next year in Western Civ!
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