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W.E.- Influence of climate north alantic drift, prevailing westerlies, rain shadow of southern and northern mountains
E.E.- Influence of climate Reflects a transition between Western Europe and Northern Eurasia (Russia)
SW.A.- Influence of climate Westerly winds bring rain to Meditteranean climate areas, high temperatures, little precipitation less than 10 inches a year
S.A- Influence of climate Monsoons, rain shadow, western ghats
E.A.- Influence of climate Tropical climate in the south, high lands in china, ocean waters moderate climate of Japan
W.E.- Population Distribution 2/3rds live in 4 nations: UK, France, Germany, Italy; one or the highest population densitys of the world. UNEVEN
E.E.- Population Distribution UNEVEN. Multientnic; 2/3rds are desendants from the slavs
SW.A.- Population Distribution UNEVEN. live near sources of water; farmland scarce, moving to urban areas
S.A.- Population Distribution one of the most densely settled population on earth, greatest rainfall = highest density; some of the largest cities in the world. UNEVEN
E.A.- Population Distribution Low land areas with mild and wet climates, have the greatest densitys, UNEVEN, about 35 percent live in cities
W.E.- Major Physical Features Alps, Northern-European plain, Mt. Blanc, Apennines, Seine R., Thames R.
E.E.- Major Physical Features North-European Plain, Danube R., Dinaric Alps, Balkan Penninsula, Putza, Carpathian Mts., Vistula R.
SW.A.- Major Physical Features Euphates and Tigris R., Dead Sea, Rub Al-Khali, Zagros Mts., Persian Gulf
S.A.- Major Physical Features Indus, Ganges, and Brahmaputra R., Indo-Gangeic plain, Deccan plateu, Great Indian Desert, Himilayas, Mt. Everest
E.A.- Major Physical Features Hung He R., Yangzi R., Plateu of Tibet, Golbi Dessert
W.E.- H/E Interaction Very fes forests reamain because of cola feilds and industrial revolution
E.E.- H/E Interaction most of the lands have been cleared for farming
SW.A.- H/E Interaction creation of dams, canals, and other ways to obtain water, desalination
S.A.- H/E Interaction about 2/3rds of the population depends directly on the land for their living
E.A.- H/E Interaction almost 20 prcent of the worlds earhquakes occur here
W.E. - Religion Christianity
E.E - Religion Christianity, Roman Catholic
SW.A.- Religion Islam, Christianity, Jusaism
S.A.- Religion Hinduism and islm, Buddhism found here
E.A.- Religion Buddhism and Shinto
W.E.- Economic Development European union of common market; commercial farming and manufacturing and trade
E.E.- Economic Developement under communist control after WW II until late 1980s; faced shortages; commercial farming, more economic growth
SW.A.- Economic Developement Petroleum, banking, OPEC
S.A.- Economic Developement India is one of the worlsd leading indusrial nations. subsitence farming, little activty in the north
E.A.- Economic Developement Largely agricultural, industrial powerhouse = Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, and soon to be China, focus of world trade, aquaculture
W.E.- History Industrial Revolution
E.E.- History Breakup of Yugoslavia, Holocuast, Communist Control
SW.A.- History Israeli/Arab conflicts, Persian Gulf War, Earliest Civilization
S.A.- History Gandhi and Indian Independance
E.A.- History WW II and attack on pearl harbor, earliest civilazation in Hung He River Valley
W.E.- Affect of Climare on Farming elevation, MWC, Norther latitudes
E.E.- Affect of Climare on Farming Drier in Northeast, harsh continental climate in Poland, Putza
SW.A.- Affect of Climare on Farming Receives les than 10 inches yearly, create new methods such as drip irrigation and national water carrier
S.A.- Affect of Climare on Farming Little rain in areas out of parh of monsoons, depends greatly on monsoons
E.A.- Affect of Climare on Farming Elevaton, tropical climates, fertile soil in northeast by loess, intense farming
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