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Europe Exam

Students of History Europe Unit

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Pyrenees mountain range found in Western Europe
Countries bordering the Baltic Sea called "Baltic States" Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania
Strait of Gibraltar connects these two larger bodies of water Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea
Scandinavian countries Norway, Sweden, Denmark
United Kingdom countries Northern Ireland, Scotland, England, Whales
How do the Alps create an economic boost for Alpine countries? tourism
Appenine Mountains Mountain Range in Italy
Russia's Capital Moscow
Belgium's Capital Brussels
France's Capital Paris
Germany's Capital Berlin
UK's Capital London
Spain's Capital Madrid
Austria Capital: Vienna, the 'city of music' landlocked nation in the Eastern Alps Danube River flows through the northern region
European Microstates San Marino Andorra Monaco Liechtenstein Malta Vatican City
Fjord narrow sea inlet with steep cliff sides, commonly found in Norway
Romania Capital: Bucharest home of Carpathian mountains and Transylvania gained independence from Ottoman Empire in 1878
Eiffel Tower a lattice tower on the Champ de Mars in Paris, France built from 1887-1889
The Danube called the world's most international river because it passes through 10 Central and Eastern European countries from the Black Forest to the Black Sea
Ural Mountains a Russian landform is one of the boundaries between Europe and Asia
Chernobyl a nuclear disaster in Soviet Ukraine that was one of the worst in history
Mediterranean Climate common in the South of France, Italy and Greece
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