Ch. 12 & 13: Europe's Physical & Human Geography

This was a time of renewed interest in learning and the arts (14th-16th centuries):

This is a government Lin which citizens elect representatives to rule for them.

_____ are hills or very low mountains that may also contain mesas or plateaus.

_____ was once an arm of the North Sea and is now a fresh water lake.

1/6 of the French lands located in the uplands are called _____.

A political unit made up of a city and its surrounding lands is called a :

This economic system is based on the demand and supply of products and services:

_____ are structures that are used to control the seas impact.

France receives a cold, dry wind in winter called _____.

The _____ were a series of wars in which Europeans tried to gain control of Palestine.

Sea works include high earthen platforms and dikes calles____.

The movement in Europe when many Christians broke away from the Catholic Church was the _____.

This is partially decayed matter found in bogs.

Land that has been under water and is reclaimed by drawing and diking is called ______.

_______ are steep U-shaped valleys connectEd to the sea, filled with water when glaciers melt.

The political system the king allowed nobles use of his land in exchange for services was:

The process of breaking up a region into small, mutually hostile units is _____.

The belief that people should be. Loyal to their country, with whom they share history/culture:

This is the nickname for the high tech sector of Scotland:

The central plateau of Spain is called the_____.