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Natural Vegetation
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North Sea--there is a lot of oil there Fjords--jagged cliffy drops to the Sea on the Scandinavian Peninsula Chp. 11 sec. 1
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More Fjords
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Polders--land reclaimed from the sea in the Netherlands, through dams, etc. Rivers and Canals—major transportation links black earth--Chernozem
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Traffic on the Danube
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Planning a polder
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Another polder?
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effects of North Atlantic Drift & prevailing westerlies--warmer than the latitude would indicate in England, France, and near the coast coal and iron ore--a resource of Europe which contributed to the industrial revolution
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Climates Chp. 11 sec. 2
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their demographics--high GDP, high life expectancy, low population growth rate, low infant mortality rate, low percentage of population under age 15, high literacy rate Chp. 12 sec. 1
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Greece and Rome--birthplace of western democracy exploration, colonization, imperialism-- led to the spread of European culture to much of the world population patterns--highly urbanized population density--one of world s most densely populated areas Chp. 12 sec. 2
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Ruhr Valley--industrial center near a mineral deposit of coal and iron ore Po Valley--another industrial center near mineral deposits Mountain Regions—tourism educated workforce--one of the resources of Europe
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the Industrial revolution--began in England, spread to Germany, etc. ethnic groups--many different languages, religions, customs, etc...this in turn, has led to periodic wars and conflicts--such as WWI & II and the trouble in Yugoslavia today.
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NATO--North Atlantic Treaty Organization-- formed years ago to protect against communism, now an organization in search of a mission interdependence--trade is very important to these nations, particularly to island nations such as the U.K. Socialism--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. Chp. 13 sec. 1
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Land Use Chp. 13 sec. 1
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a village in the Alps
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Ruhr Valley
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industrial development in Eastern and Western Europe--Eastern Europe is far behind, - cause they used to be Communists European Union--grew out of the European Common Market
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Farming--advanced techniques--high yields, fertile soil, infrastructure--communication, transportation, electronics, etc. in place the Chunnel-- runs between the U.K. and France, a tunnel under the English Channel
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Change in Easter Europe--they have gone to capitalism from communism in the past 15 years. Areas threatened by pollution--Forests (Black Forest), cities (Venice), Rivers (Rhine, Danube, Seine)
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Black Forest
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The Cultural Landscape
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Eiffel Tower--Paris
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Arc de Triumph--Paris
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Louvre - Paris
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Notra Dame--Paris
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Colosseum - Rome
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Leaning Tower - Pisa --Italy
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St. Peter’s Basilica -Rome
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Parthenon
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Westminster Abbey
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Big Ben - London
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Windmills - Netherlands
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Castles—throughout Eruope
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