History Ch.10 Test Flashcards
Why do most Western Europeans live where they do?
Because they have many opportunities for trading.
What are the main rivers of Western Europe?
The Danube and The Rhine
How do land routes relate to water routes?
They both involve a lot of trading
What natural recourses attract people to where they settle?
The amount of large quantities of water.
What is pollution?
Waste that makes the air, soil,or water less clean
What causes acid rain?
Air pollution
Why is Europe called the “Urban Continent”?
So many people live in urban areas
According to a map of density, where are the lowest population densities found?
In Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland
Why do you think European cities rely so much on public transportation?
A majority of the population don’t have cars
What countries make up the United Kingdom?
England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland
What is a “Constitutional Monarchy”?
The Queen is the ceremonial leader, but Parliament makes laws.
What position symbolizes the Britain’s nationhood and who holds the positions right now?
The King or Queen of England and Queen Elizabeth II currently holds it.
Who is the true head of state?
The Prime Minister
How are the United Kingdom and Irish similar?
They both have high standard of living and strong economies
What countries are considered to be a Scandinavian country?
Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden.