Europe Review
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Which of the following should be added to the list of benefits?
29Connected oceans and lakes.
Carved valleys wherever they flowed.
Provided drainage for industrial pollution.
Provided transportation routes for goods and people.
- Q1
Which of the following should be added to the list of benefits?
Connected oceans and lakes.
Carved valleys wherever they flowed.
Provided drainage for industrial pollution.
Provided transportation routes for goods and people.
30s - Q2
Which of the following correctly identifies the location of European countries based on the map?
I. England; II. France; III. Spain; IV. Norway; V. Sweden
I. England; II. Spain; III. France; IV. Norway; V. Sweden
I. England; II. France; III. Spain; IV. Sweden; V. Norway
I. France; II. England; III. Spain; IV. Sweden; V. Norway
30s - Q3
Determine which of the following energy sources should be added to the chart.
Mountains
Forests
Rivers
Mountains
30s - Q4
Which profession is ALL of the famous Europeans below:
Politician
Composer
Artist
Author
30s - Q5
Europe is considered a peninsula of peninsulas, which explains why many countries in the region -
use terrace farming to support the population
experience very cold climate conditions
depend on the sea for economic growth
lack political connections with each other
30s - Q6
How does physical geography in Europe affect the distribution of goods?
A warm, temperate climate allows for year-round work in Europe.
Numerous highways have been built across the Northern European Plains.
Navigable rivers and harbors provide many European cities with trading ports.
Mountain barriers have closed off access to overland routes to Europe.
30s - Q7
The architectural example is common throughout much of Western Europe. This type of architecture reflects the cultural influence of -
Christian values on Europe
Greek philosophy in Europe
wealthy donors in Europe
cultural convergence in Europe
30s - Q8
The timeline below includes events from Western European history. Which timeline event created cooperation among European countries with the goal of strengthening trade among the countries?
Berlin Wall was torn down as East and West Germany unite
European Union created
First Crusades begins
Napoleon was crowned emperor of France
30s - Q9
Why were the Middle Ages given their name?
They were a transition period between ancient and modern times.
They refer to the midpoint of civilization's history.
They came just before the Dark Ages.
They are neither young nor old.
30s - Q10
Which of the following statements explains how the Crusades influenced European culture?
The Crusades introduced new ideas to the culture of Northern Europe.
The Crusades caused skilled European workers to organize guilds.
The Crusades changed the weapons European armies used.
The Crusades encouraged new ethnic groups to migrate to Northern Europe.
30s - Q11
Which is an accurate statement about World War I?
It grew out of political changes and rivalries among European powers.
In the end, Germany was pardoned for starting the war.
It led to Germany's division into two countries.
It involved only the countries of Western Europe.
30s - Q12
What triggered the beginning of World War II?
The Soviet Union invaded Poland.
Germany invaded Poland.
Germany invaded the Soviet Union.
The Soviet Union attacked Germany.
30s - Q13
Which of the following was a result of the loss of Soviet control in Eastern Europe?
a migration of the population to rural areas
a refusal to adopt new educational systems
the loss of national traditions and identity
the rising influence of international popular culture
30s - Q14
Why did Emperor Constantine move the capital of the Roman Empire from Rome to Constantinople?
He wanted a site that would be less threatened by barbarian invaders than Rome.
He wanted a location on a sea route to China.
He wanted to live in the city bearing his name.
He preferred Constantinople's climate and food.
30s - Q15
Which country in Northern Europe uses geothermal energy to heat its capital city?
Denmark
Sweden
Finland
Iceland
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