Duplicate of Chapter 13: West Central Europe

What French city is a center of culture, business, finance, and learning?

Which is a major river in West Central Europe?

The Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame Cathedral are located in which city?

Who invaded France and the Benelux Countries in World War II?

What city is the headquarters of NATO?

When did Prussia unite the loose association of small states in Germany into one nation?

What is used to hold back seawater in the Netherlands?

What landform covers much of Switzerland and Austria?

What is also known as the Low Countries?

What group conquered much of Gaul after Roman rule ended?

What landform stretches from the Atlantic into Eastern Europe?

What is the leader of the German parliament called?

French are united by common language, rich culture, and pride in their history.

Germany has Europe's largest economy.

What is the capital of Germany?

Which country does not belong to the European Union?

The Benelux Countries have been headquarters of international trade, business, or government.

Belgium has been troubled by conflicts over

Which country in the European Union is the leading agriculture producer?

Why have the Dutch used dikes and other technology?

For what is the marine west coast climate a key natural resource?

Because of their location, what countries have had invasions and better trade?

The Benelux Countries are all

East Germany has helped build a stronger economy.

What did the East Germans tear down after communism collapsed?

Which country was once the center of the powerful Habsburg Empire?

What landform has helped Switzerland's tourism industry?

What is the capital of Austria?

What industry employs more than half of Austria's workforce?

What has made France and Germany more culturally diverse?

What are the 26 districts in Switzerland called?

Alpine Countries are landlocked and remained neutral in WWII.

Which city is a highly urbanized and industrialized area in the Netherlands?

What is Germany's economy based on?

What was the famous art movement of the modern age called?