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1
What is the name of this country?
Romania
Portugal
Hungary
Montenegro
2
The most
popular
religion in Europe is
E Orthodoxy
Islam
Judaism
Catholicism
3
Why was the United States important to the war effort?
They boosted morale.
They brought fresh troops.
They brought supplies and weapons to Europe.
All of these
4
Which of the following events resulted in millions of Europeans breaking away from Catholicism?
The Renaissance
The Reformation
The Crusades
The Black Death
5
How was the
majority
of America’s costs for World War I paid?
the sale of oil rights in Alaska
sale of Liberty Bonds
taxes on the wealthiest Americans
borrowing money from France and England
6
26) Two natural resources that made it possible for Europe to have their industrial revolution?
Gold and Silver
Oil and Peat
Wood and Spices
Coal and Iron
7
When did World War I begin
in Europe
?
1918
1914
1917
1920
8
11) The genocide of 6 million jews and 11 million total people by Nazi Germany was called:
the Enlightenment
the Bosnian War
the Renaissance
the Holocaust
9
Which of the following rivers runs through Paris, France?
Loire
Danube
Seine
Rhine
10
Which of the following countries is NOT located in Western Europe?
Austria
The Netherlands
Belgium
France
11
The smallest country in Europe is...
Belgium
Switzerland
Vatican City
Luxembourg
12
10) The philosophical movement that called for people to value reason and question tradition.
the Reformation
the Crusades
the Enlightenment
the Renaissance
13
True or False:
The signing of the Treaty of Versailles was an end to all problems in Europe.
True
False
14
The ocean located to the
west
of the European continent is
The Mediterranean
The Pacific
The Atlantic
The North Sea
15
12) What event in Western Europe helped break through the German advance in World War II?
Blitzkrieg
The Battle of the Bulge
The London Blitz
D-Day
16
What is the name of this country? (Candy Fish)
Greece
Switzerland
Finland
Sweden
17
What is the name of this country? (wienerschnitzel)
Hungary
Greece
Austria
Germany
18
The assassination of ______ escalated and eventually caused an outbreak of war.
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Archduke Francis Fernando
Paul von Hindenburg
Wilhelm II
19
What is the name of this country? (Our Motherland)
Albania
United Kingdom (Britain)
Italy
Kosovo
20
What is the name of this country?
Cyprus
Vatican City State
Denmark
Estonia
21
What is the name of this country? (Fooled You)
Ireland
Iceland
22
27) What type of climate is not found in Europe?
Marine West Coast
Tundra
Mediterranean
Tropical
23
Which peninsula is bordered by the Mediterranean Sea and Adriatic Sea?
Jutland
Balkan
Italian
Iberian
24
The tallest mountains in Europe are the...
Ural
Carpathian
Alps
Balkan
25
Europe is the ____ largest continent.
7th
2nd
5th
6th
26
14) After World War I, Germany was forced to pay what to the victorious allies?
War Bonds
Reparations
Guilt
Debts
27
What is the name of this country? (In Dublin's Far City...)
Italy
Ireland
28
30) What disease killed 2/3rds of Europe’s population in the 14th century?
The Spanish Flu
Small Pox
The Bubonic Plague
The Antonine Plague
29
A U-shaped valley which acts as a perfect harbor for Norwegians, Fins, and Swedes is called a
Peninsula.
Dike.
Seawork.
Fjord.
30
18) What became a symbol of the Cold War division of Europe?
Radio Free Europe
The London Underground
The Berlin Wall
The Bosnian Genocide
31
2) Belief that people should be loyal to the people who they share land, culture and history.
nationalism
nativism
culturalism
loyalty
32
5) A series of wars launched by European Christians to capture the Holy Land from Muslims.
the Crusades
the Reformation
the Enlightenment
the Renaissance
33
8) Loyalty pledged for land.
Nationalism
Feudalism
Anarchy
Communism
34
3) A government in which citizens elect representatives to rule on their behalf.
a dictatorship
a republic
a monarchy
a direct democracy
35
Why did some Americans feel personally involved in WWI prior to the U.S. entry?
they admired European culture
they remembered the war with Spain
the U.S. imposed a naval blockade
they still felt close ties to their old countries
36
What is the name of this country? (Neither here Nor There)
Norway
Poland
Lithuania
Netherlands
37
Which of the following religions is NOT tied to Christianity?
Catholic
Protestant
Islam
Orthodox
38
40) Which region of Europe relies the most on tourism as part of their economy?
Western Europe
The Mediterranean
Eastern Europe
Northern Europe
39
What is the name of this country? (Tail of a Fish)
Finland
Italy
France
Montenegro
40
What is the name of this country? (Gyros)
Hungary
Cyprus
Greece
Italy
41
What is the name of this country?
Poland
Portugal
Serbia
Germany
42
32) Which is not a requirement of nations in the European Union?
a stable democracy
located in Europe
a free-market economy
the rule of law
43
1) An independent community consisting of a city and the surrounding lands.
an empire
a city-state
a continent
a kingdom
44
What was the new military strategy developed due to the advancements in technology?
trench warfare
calvary warfare
guerrilla warfare
battalion warfare
45
7) Steep valleys filled with seawater along the Scandinavian Peninsula.
Polders
Fjords
Canals
Dikes
46
What is the name of this country? (Ci)
Iceland
Spain
Serbia
Sweden
47
35) What type of government do most European countries currently have?
Absolute monarchies
Some form of democracy
Theocracies
Dictatorships
48
28) What has been a major cause of water and air pollution in Europe?
farming
bad hygiene
ship building
industrial development
49
What is the name of this country? (The Boot)
Italy
Kaliningrad
50
What is the name of this country? (Romance)
Germany
Poland
France
Malta
51
What was different about World War I in comparison to previous wars?
There were no major differences.
It was old-school war meets new technology.
All the technology fit right into the old school tactics.
Airplanes were the dominating force during this war.
52
What is the name of this country? (Pocket Knifes)
Switzerland
Ukraine
Estonia
Macedonia
53
The sea located North of the Netherlands and East of Great Britain is known as...
the North Sea
the Black Sea
The Norwegian Sea
The Mediterranean Sea
54
What did the U.S. declare itself to be at the beginning of WWI?
on the German side
ready for war
on the British side
neutral
55
24) What two factors most influence Europe’s climate and vegetation?
Latitude and Ocean Currents
Distance from the Sea and Elevation
Elevation and Wind Currents
Land forms and El Nino
56
What is the name of this country?
Croatia
Bulgaria
57
What is the name of this country? (Attila The Hun)
Iceland
Hungary
58
Which of the following countries
was not
part of the Central Powers?
Ottoman Empire
Austria-Hungary
Japan
Germany
59
Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 major European peninsulas?
Mediterranean
Jutland
Scandinavia
Iberian
60
What is the name of this country?
Iceland
Latvia
Norway
Poland
61
Which of the following
was not
an Allied Power?
Britain
Germany
Russia
France
62
4) A period of renewed interest in learning and the Classical arts in the 14th century.
the Renaissance
the Enlightenment
the Reformation
the Crusades
63
What is the name of this country?
Austria
Luxembourg
Macedonia
Belarus
64
True or False:
The Lusitania was sunk by a German U-boat.
True
False
65
22) Which European river connected East and West Europe and helped spread both trade and ideas?
The Alps
The Danube
The Pyrenees
The Rhine
66
What is the name of this country? (Think Waffles)
Serbia
Latvia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Belgium
67
What term means “cease fire?”
armistice
reparations
tyranny
self-determination
68
21) Formed by glaciers, Europe’s most famous mountain range is called:
The Andes
The Appalachians
The Alps
The Atacama
69
What was the Zimmerman Note?
a note from France to Spain asking for money
a note from the United States to Britain accepting war funds
a note from Germany to Mexico asking them to attack the US
a note from Germany to Luxembourg surrendering to the Allies
70
What is a stalemate?
Both sides are winning the war.
One side is dominating over the other.
Neither side is advancing; war is at a standstill.
A moment when soldiers left the trenches to see family.
71
38) What currency do most European nations use?
Euro
Pound
Lira
Dollar
72
17) What two countries was Germany divided into after World War II?
North and South Germany
Prussia and Germany
Germany and Berlin
East and West Germany
73
13) Which two civilizations laid the foundations of European culture?
The Druids and Mongols
The Slavs and Sami
The Vikings and Celts
The Greeks and Romans
74
31) What economic coalition are most European countries a part of today?
The Economic Coalition of Europe
The Euro Treaty
The League of Nations
The European Union
75
33) Most island nations in Europe are highly dependent on:
Agriculture
Tourism
Trade
Industry
