Global Studies Unit 4 Test Review

Burning lignite coal in Eastern Europe is a problem for this reason.

How did the Enlightenment lead to conflict in Europe?

Southern France experiences this wind.

What cultural elements are important Roman influences in the Western world today?

How did the Black Death help end feudalism?

One result of the Enlightenment was the beginning of this.

Protestants dominate which region of Europe?

Why is northwestern Spain cool, wet, and green, but inland Spain is hot, dry, and brown?

Before Christianity became the official religion in Rome, leaders of the Roman Empire did this.

Rich soil, many resources, and dense population describe this European region.

What was the early effect of the Crusades?

This country was separated by communism but reunited in 1990.

This abundant resource fueled Europe's industry in the 1800s.

About 25% of this country lies below sea level.

Iceland's hot springs and geysers are caused by this.

How did the Industrial Revolution lead to conflict in Europe?

Europe's most forested area can be found in Norway and:

This problem threatens Europe's forests, lakes, and rivers.

Europe's farmland can best be described as:

Which country and its 2,000 islands are often shaken by earthquakes?

The Twelve Tables led to this.

In what country can one hear Castilian, Catalonian, and Basque spoken?

Which choice represents one of Europe's major clean energy sources?

Why did more than one million Irish people die in the 1840s?

Flanders, Wallonia, and Brussels are three regions in this country.

What kind of art did Renaissance artists create?

This was a result of the Industrial Revolution.

What form of government does the United Kingdom have?

How is Europe's overall population changing?

What does the term classical world refer to?

Most Europeans follow this religion.

Most European countries are:

Europe's most productive oil fields are located here.