Unit 4 Europe

Refers to natural resources that cannot be remade or replenished.

clearing forests to use the area for other purposes, mostly for farming and agriculture

In Ancient Greece, what was the significance of city-states?

What happened as a result of the first Industrial Revolution in Europe?

trade between the West and East hemispheres following the voyages of Columbus

The architectural example above is common in Western Europe. This type of architecture reflects cultural influence of -

Which of the following is a contribution of the ancient Greeks that continues to influence societies?

What is the name of the imaginary boundary that divided Eastern and Western Europe from 1946 to 1989

the study of human population of numbers, especially birth rates, death rates, ethnic composition, age and gender

Which of the following statements BEST describes the constitutional monarchy of the United Kingdom?

What is the best category for the following list: DaVinci; Representative Governments, Various languages, same currency

What is the title of this work of art?

Homer's The Iliad, and Shakespeare's plays like Julius Caesar are examples of which of the following?

Which of the following statements is true of the European continent?

How did artwork, such as the stained glass example, help to maintain the traditions of the Christian Church in Europe?

Refers to a natural resource that can be renewed naturally.

What natural resource helped to support industrial development in both Britain and Germany?

Where is the Mediterranean Sea located?

Galileo Galilei influenced 17th-century Europe by ___________________.

Before becoming an empire, the Romans established a republic. What was this?

The hestorical, political and social experiences of a place are often reflected in ______________.

the process of spreading cultural traits from one region to another

One of the greatest European influences on the United States was --