SOCIAL SCIENCE 2-9

Which region's wetlands did Frederick the Great's men NOT drain?

Which effect did the geography of England have on its hydrology?

Which order of Catholic monks drained marshes in Germany during the Middle Ages?

Johann Herder's attitude towards nature could BEST be described as

The sole public bath in 19th century England was located in

By what factor did the population of London increase from 1800 to 1850? 2

What fraction of fens remained undrained after the English Parliament passed a law to reclaim inundated lands?

Why did domestic wells cease functioning after the construction of fountains in Trafalgar Square?

Which disease frequently plagued workers on the Oder River project?

The monks that worked to expand arable land in Germany completed the same work in

Which act did English Parliament pass to acquire inundated land?

Fens are BEST described as

The Oder River project needed

During the medieval period, London's water pollution MOST affected the

Which river did Frederik the Great's men NOT alter significantly?

Which animal did NOT disappear in Germany due to drainage projects?

Germany's most important river is the

Most historians reacted to Frederick the Great's Oder RIver project with

German nobility welcomed foreigners to assist in drainage efforts following the

Why were meetings at the House of Commons cancelled in 1858?

What factor BEST explains the delay in German efforts to alter their landscape?

Which nation's citizens aided Germany in their efforts to drain bodies of standing water?

Which waterway was constructed in 1613 to support London's growing population?

Which difference distinguished England and the Netherlands in the medieval period?

Which German artistic and literary movement did the alteration of the landscape partially cause?

East Anglian life expectancies were higher when people lived

Which crop did NOT grow well on London's drained land?

The instillation of fountains in Trafalgar Square revealed that domestic wells lowered the water table

How long did it take to artificially alter the path of the Oder River?

After all the clay was removed, the Potteries district became a(n)

Which offense was LEAST likely to be punished in 17th century London?

How many times did officials pass laws prohibiting water pollution in Foxton?