British Isles and Scandanavion countries

Question 1

Northern Ireland

Answer 1

Capital Belfast

• Smallest of the British Isles
• People in the Northern Ireland are called ulsters
• Belfast is know for ship building, where Titanic was built
• Bobby Sands was the head of the IRA (Irish Republican Army)

Question 2

Scotland

Answer 2

Capital Edinburgh

• Won it independence in the 1300s
• Glasgow is a major city, it has the top medical universities
• Loch Ness means lake in Scotish
• St. Andrews is the birth place of Golf

Question 3

Wales

Answer 3

Capital Cardiff

• These people are welch, they speak welch
• Cambrian Mts. are the highest mountains in the British Isles

Question 4

Ireland

Answer 4

Capital Dublin

• Shannon River is the longest river in the British Isles
• In 1930 they liberated from England, because they’re catholic

Question 5

England

Answer 5

Capital London

• There is actuall Sherwood Forest
• It is over Thames River where you can find London
• The Tower of London is the first castle of London
• Buckingham Palace is the home of the queen
• In 1000’s England’s first king was William the conqueror

Question 6

Norway

Answer 6

Capital Oslo

• It has a glaciers coastlines and it is bigger than the United States
• Oil is one of the financial expects

Question 7

Sweden

Answer 7

Capital Stockholm

• It remained neutral in both world wars 1 & 2
• World leader in metallurgy
• Continues for a place for people to seek asylum

Question 8

Finland

Answer 8

Capital Helsinki

• It was part of communist Russia and stopped being part of it until 1917
• They are the ones who created saunas

Question 9

Denmark

Answer 9

Capital Copenhagen

• A leader in pastry
• Known for beer, Heineken headquarters is located there

Question 10

Iceland

Answer 10

Capital Reykjavik

• A lot of volcanic seismic activity
• World leader on thermal energy