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A U-shaped valley which as a perfect harbor for Norwegians is called...
polder
fjord
seawork
bay
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European art and music developed out the artistic achievements of ancient...
Greece and Rome
India and Turkey
Japan and China
France and Germany
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the large area of fertile land in Europe is known as...
Meseta
Northern European Plain
Black Forest
North Atlantic Drift
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The language group that includes Italian, French and Spanish is called...
Germanic
Romance
Slavic
Indic
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The _______ transformed manufacturing by replacing human labor with machines
Middle Ages
Reformation
Enlightenment
Industrial Revolution
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The number of books available to people increased due to the development of_______ in the 1400s
the printing press
the modern novel
epic poetry
Miss Long's awesomeness
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the slaughter of 6 million Jews in WWII
Holistic
Holocaust
WWII
Expedition
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local forms of languages are known as...
diagonal
diatribe
dialects
ethnic groups
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This event spread and strengthened feelings of nationalism
WWI
Industrial Revolution
French Revolution
Cold War
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Why was the European Union formed?
to unite Europe economically
to treat countries as one nation
to control how farmers get paid
to give workers equal wages
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What organization currently unites Western Europe?
physical geography
the common market
the European Union
Danube River
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The most widely practiced religion in Europe is..
Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
Judaism
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What factor has contributed to the growth of Islam in Europe today?
physical geography
art
language
immigration
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What is one benefit of using a single currency in many EU countries?
allows goods and people to move freely to other countries
allows countries to maintain control of their own affairs
it creates an open market to trade goods using a tarriff
it prevents member countries from heavy debt
