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Europe's Dramatic Landscape

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Why is Europe called the Peninsula of All Peninsulas?   The entire continent of Europe is a peninsula with smaller peninsula's jutting out from it.  
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Name two peninsulas   Italian, Iberian, Balkan, and Scandanavian  
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What are Europe's tallest mountains?   ALPS  
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What is a a body of land nearly surrounded by water?   Peninsula  
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What is the vast area of flat or gently rolling land from France to Russia?   North European Plain  
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What currents bring warm water/air to Europe to help warm Europe's climate?   Gulf Stream and North Atlantic Drift  
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What is the southernmost sea in Europe that seperates Europe from Africa?   Mediterranean Sea  
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using the sea for transportation   Seafaring  
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Why did different cultures developed in Europ?   Europe’s mountains create natural boundaries between the people of Europe  
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Why did cities spring up along the rivers?   Europe has many rivers which are used for trade and transportation  
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Why did Europeans become seafaring people?   Europe has long coastlines and great harbors  
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Norway, Sweden, and Finland   Scandanavia  
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world’s largest inland sea   Caspian Sea  
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largest of the British Isles   Great Britian  
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largest river in Europe that runs through 9 countries   Danube River  
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peninsula in southern Europe that is mostly mountains with the same name.   Balkan  
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Europe’s climates are mostly _______ except in the very north which is cold and snowy.   WARM  
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Europe’s western side gets a lot of ________ due to the ocean   Rainfall  
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Dry area on the side of mountains   Rain Shadow  
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Five natural resources which led to Europe's Growth   Water, Fertile Soil, Minerals, Fossil Fuels, and Timber  
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Most of Europe’s land is used for ____________ and _____________.   Farming and Forest Land  
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Europe is a very densely populated region - True or False   TRUE!  
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Most people live in the cities - Where are the cities?   North European Plain / Along the rivers  
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Why did industrial centers develop along the plains?   coal deposits  
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Why is Northern Europe not heavily populated?   too cold  
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Spain and Portugal   Iberian Peninsula  
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Which physical features influence Europe's climate?   Oceans (large bodies of water) and Mountains  
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How does Europe's natural resources boost it's economy?   By creating products with their raw materials, they were able to sell and trade which boosted its economy.  
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River in London, England   Thames River  
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Island just south of Italy   Sicily  
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