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History Test #8

TermDefinition
Ulrich Zwingli Brought the Protestant Reformation to Switzerland
Henry Hudson English navigator who sailed on behalf of the Netherland to North America
Canute the Dane Danish king who controlled Denmark and parts of England, Sweden, & Norway
Mikael Agricola Published a Finnish translation of the New Testament
Lech Walesa Polish leader who started the labor union Solidarity to stand against Communist oppression
John Huss Man whose preaching brought reformation to Bohemia
Josip Broz Tito Communist leader of Yugoslavia
Adolf Hitler German chancellor who ordered the invasion of Poland, beginning WWII
Berlin Airlift U.S. & United Kingdom provided food, fuel, and other supplies to West Berlin
Scandinavian Peninsula Contains Iceland, Sweden, and part of Finland
Sami Known as Sapmi
Midnight Sun Phenomenon in which the sun never fully sets below the horizon
Finland Known as the Land of a Thousand Lakes
Great Famine Happened in Lithuania under Joseph Stalin's leadership
Thirty Years' War Protestant & Catholic forces fought throughout Europe during the 1600s
Treaty of Versailles Treaty that ended WWI
Bavarian Alps Part of the Alps that is in southern Germany
Eighty Years' War Netherlands fought for independence from Spain
Longyearbyen One of the world's northernmost towns
Inuit Original inhabitants of places within the Arctic regions
Baltic States Latvia, Lithuania, & Estonia
WWI fought from 1914-1918
Holocaust Imprisoning and killing of millions of Jewish people and others during WWII
Dikes dam-like water barriers made of earth and stone
Tree Line Point on a mountain beyond which trees cannot grow
Vatna Glacier Europe's Largest Glacier
Carpathian Mountains Arc-Shaped Mountain Range in Eastern Europe
European Plain Europe's largest region of continuously level land
Vienna Capital of Austria
Reykjavik Capital of Iceland
Prague Capital of Czech Republic
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