1. 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt 2pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt Climate and Geography People and History Recent Events/ Current Challenges CultureOdds & Ends

2. What Moderates the Climate of Western Europe?--makes it warmer in winter and cooler in the summer than you might expect at that latitude

3. The North Atlantic Drift (Gulf Stream)

4. The jagged cliffy drops to the Sea on the Scandinavian Peninsula are called.

5. Fjords

6. Mountain Regions

7. Known for tourism

8. there is a lot of oil there

9. North Sea

10. Name one of the Peninsulas on this Penninsula

11. Scandinavian, Jutland, Iberian, Balkan, or the Italian (Appinine)

12. Many different people and languages led to a history of

13. Wars and Conflicts

14. The birthplace of western democracy

15. Greece and Rome

16. Germany and England

17. The birthplace of the Industrial Revolution

18. Exploration, colonization, imperialism is responsible for the spread of

19. European culture to the world.

20. Peat

21. Traditional fuel in Europe

22. Runs between England and France, under the water

23. The Chunnel

24. The Industrial development of Eastern Europe is behind that of Western Europe, because…

25. They used to be communists

26. NATO--stands for what, and what is it?

27. North Atlantic Treaty Organization an anti-communists alliance in search of a mission, now admitting new members.

28. European Union, grew out of what, and what is it?

29. The Common Market, these are European countries which not only have one currency, but have no tariffs or restrictions on the movement of workers.

30. the government plays a large role in some of their economies, and a larger role than in the U.S. in almost all of them, the government owns the major industries, they have government health care, etc. In other words they are more_____than we are.

31. Socialist

32. Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament are located

33. In London, England.

34. Notre Dame, the Eiffel Tower, the arc de Triumph, and the Louvre are all located in this city.

35. Paris

36. Interdependence, means what and applies how?

37. Means that these countries have to rely on other countries to maintain their current lifestyles.

38. Use of rivers

39. as major transportation links

40. the Leaning Tower of Pisa, and the Coliseum are both located in this country.

41. Italy

42. The Black Forest, and cities like Venice.

43. Areas threatened by pollution

44. Ruhr Valley and Po Valley

45. Industrial Centers

46. Chernozem soil

47. Rich black earth in the Ukraine

48. Educated workforce

49. One advantage Europe has, one of their resources.

50. Tell if each of following would be high or low: literacy rate infant mortality rate per capita GDP population growth rate

51. literacy - high infant mortality-low per capita GDP - high population growth - low