Europe Flashcards

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Mediterranean Sea

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Al countries are on the Mediterranean Sea

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Pyrenees

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Form a boundary between spain and France

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3
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Apennines

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They run along the whole peninsula

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4
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Alps

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Europe’s highest mountains

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5
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Mediterranean climate

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The type of climate found across Southern Europe

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6
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Orthodox Church

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A branch of Christianity that dates back to the Byzantine Empire.

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7
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Athens

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The nations capital

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8
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Iberia

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Westernmost peninsula in Europe

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9
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Parliamentary monarchy

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Which means that the king rules with help of an elected parliament

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10
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Madrid

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The and a center of industry, tourism, and culture

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Barcelona

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A center of industry, tourism, and culture

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12
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Lisbon

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Where the economy is largely based

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13
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Northern Europe Plain

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It stretches from the Atlantic coast into Eastern Europe

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14
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North Sea

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Lay in the north

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15
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English Channel

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Lies in the north

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16
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Danube

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Is a very important river

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17
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Rhine

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A very important river

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18
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Paris

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The capital of france, also home to the Eiffel Tower

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19
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Amsterdam

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The capital of the Netherlands

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20
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The Hague

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The seat of the government

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21
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Brussels

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The capital of Belgium

22
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Cosmopolitan

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Means characterized by many foreign influences

23
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Berlin

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The city of Berlin was in Communist East Germany.

24
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Chancellor

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chancellor, or prime minister,

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Vienna

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The city of Vienna is Austria’s capital and largest city.

26
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Canotns

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Today it is a federal republic with 26 districts called cantons.

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Neutral

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Switzerland’s location in the Alps has helped it remain neutral for centuries.

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Bern

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Switzerland’s capital, Bern, is centrally located to be near both German- and French-speaking regions.

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British Isles

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A group of islands located across the English channel

30
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Scandinavia

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A region of islands and peninsulas

31
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Fjords

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A narrow inlet of the sea between high and rocky cliffs

32
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Geothermal Energy

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Energy created by the interior of the earth

33
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North Atlantic Drift

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A ocean current that brings warm moist air across the Atlantic Ocean.

34
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Constitutional Monarchy

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A type of democracy in which a king or queen serves as head of state but a legislator make the laws

35
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Magna Carta

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Limited the abilities of kings and it also required everyone to obey the law

36
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Disarm

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To let go of all weapons

37
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London

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The capital of the United Kingdom

38
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Vikings

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Scandinavian warriors who raided Europe and the Mediterranean in the early Middle Ages

39
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Stockholm

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Stockholm, Sweden’s capital and largest city, is located on the east coast near the Baltic Sea

40
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Neutral

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Neutral means that it has chosen not to take sides in an international conflict.

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Uninhabitable

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uninhabitable, or not able to support human settlement.

42
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Osio

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Oslo, Norway’s capital, is the country’s leading seaport as well as its industrial center.

43
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Helsinki

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The capital and largest city is Helsinki, which is located on the southern coast

44
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Geysers

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.Geysers are springs that shoot hot water and steam into the air.

45
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Carpathians

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. These rugged mountains are an extension of the Alps of West-Central Europe. They stretch in a long arc from the Alps to the Black Sea area.

46
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Balkan Peninsula

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one of the largest peninsulas in Europe. It extends south into the Mediterranean Sea.

47
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Danube

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The longest of these rivers, the Danube (DAN-yoob), begins in Germany and flows east across the Great Hungarian Plain. The river winds its way through nine countries before it finally empties into the Bl

48
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Chernobyl

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A faulty reactor at the Chernobyl (chuhr-NOH-buhl) nuclear power plant in Ukraine exploded, releasing huge amounts of radiation into the air

49
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Infrastructure

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Infrastructure is the set of resources, like roads, airports, and factories, that a country needs in order to support economic activities.

50
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Warsaw

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Warsaw, the capital of Poland, have become major industrial centers.