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Unit 5 Test Europe
Unit 5 Test Europe
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1
What natural resource helped support industrial development in Britain and Germany?
Coal
Natural Gas
Iron
Petroleum
2
The work of art shown is called the
The Knight's Bride
Mona Lisa
Last Supper
Self Portrait
3
One result of the introduction of the Euro as a common currency includes-
an erosion of local cultural traditions
higher unemployment rates in Europe
increased competition between businesses
more economic integration in Europe
4
The conditions listed occur in Europe as these societies deal with the challenges created by
poverty
European Union policies
lack of education
multiculturalism
5
Most recently, European nations have been working together to cooperate by
limiting immigration to the region
isolating the U.S.
forming the European Union
reducing stockpiles of weapons
6
Europe is considered a peninsula of peninsulas, which explains why many countries in Europe
depend on the sea for economic growth
lack political connections
use terrace farming
have a cold climate
7
Creative expressions such as the poem below show how art is influenced by
economic conditions
political revolutions
historical events
cultural diffusion
8
Based on the table, what is the level of economic development in Europe?
none developed
more developed
less developed
newly developed
9
What event of the mid-1900's contributed to increased cooperation between European nations?
Economic competition fro the U.S.
Devastation caused by the Second World War.
war in Southeast Asia
Emergence of powerful nations in Africa
10
During the Middle Ages, Europe was characterized by feudal warfare. As a result, Europe is
divided into many small nation-states
European Union and non union members
French or English speaking nations
many different ethnic enclaves
11
What peninsula is home to Norway and Sweden?
Jutland
Balkan
Iberian
Scandanavian
12
The men listed below made a lasting contribution to European culture by
composing famous symphonies
producing master works of art
creating folktales
introducing new political ideas
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How did the events below shape political patterns in Europe?
Many nations are ruled by dictators.
Europe is dominated by one political party.
The European Union governs all of Europe.
Most governments in Europe are limited.
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How did artwork below help maintain traditions of the Church in Europe during the Middle Ages?
An illiterate population learned about bible stories.
They created jobs
The artists were spokesmen for the church
Money was raised by the artists
15
According to the map what geographic pattern was a characteristic of Europe in 1980?
A physical barrier was built between France and Germany
Western and Eastern Europe were divided by an imaginary line
Most countries chose to be neutral
Many had unified to form the European Union
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How did Eastern European countries come to be associated with the Soviet Union following WWII?
<p>The EU rejected membership of the Eastern Europeans</p>
After the war, they were invited to form an alliance
People living in Eastern Europe spoke the same language
Under Soviet control they were forced to adopt communism
17
What religious tradition is most common in the culture of many European societies?
Christianity
Hinduism
Islam
Judaism
18
Which of the following will result from the economic trend in the table?
Increased investment by foreign companies
Decreased demand for energy in Europe and Russia
A decline in education
Increased immigration in Europe and Russia
19
How does the physical geography in Europe affect the distribution of goods?
<p>mountains have closed off access to overland routes </p>
A warm climate allows for year round work in Europe
navigable rivers and harbors prived cites with ports
highways have been built across the plains
20
The architectural example below reflects the culture influence of
Cultural convergence
Greek philosophy
wealthy donors in Europe
Christian values in Europe
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One way entrepreneurs influence economies in Europe is by
creating jobs
conserving resources
providing skilled labor
expanding government regulations
