Chapter 2: European Region-BJU World Regions 4th Edition TEST 2 REVIEW

During the Reformation, people turned to God along for the forgiveness of sins and left what church?

How many official languages does Switzerland have from different cultural groups invading the country?

What is the yellow country on the map?

Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm gathered folktales from across Europe and wrote them in German.

What country besides Germany exports the most European food?

Water, sunlight, and air are resources that cannot be used up.

Which is the third largest religious group in Europe?

Pyotr Tchaikovsky painted The Last Supper.

What European country leads the way in technology?

European culture developed through what?

Water, sunlight, and oil are resources that cannot be used up.

European countries are reducing their use of oil by using nonrenewable resources.

What is the green country on the map?

What country has the strongest manufacturing in Europe?

The European Union is a group of countries that work together to help each other grow.

The Alpine Mountains have high mountains with cold temperatures.

What European country exports the most oil?

What is A on the map?

What is the pink country on the map?

Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm gathered bibles from across Europe and wrote them in German.

The European Team is a group of countries that work together to help each other grow.

What is C on the map?

Who taught that people need to receive Christ's righteousness by faith in Jesus Christ?

European countries are reducing their use of oil by using renewable resources.

Who spread the gospel through Europe as they moved because of persecution?

Which country belongs to the European Union?

What religion do most European people identify with?

Some European countries are split between the continents of Europe and __.

The Western Uplands have high mountains with cold temperatures.

Most European people live in the European Plane where corn, rye, and wheat are grown for trade.

Leonardo de Vinci painted The Last Supper.

Most European people live in the Central Uplands where corn, rye, and wheat are grown for trade.

What do the people of Europe share that is similar?

Which is the second largest religious group in Europe?

What is the blue country on the map?

What hemisphere is the region of Europe located in besides the Eastern and Western Hemispheres?

Who called Paul to take the gospel to the Roman Empire?