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Geography Ch. 6 and 7 Study Guide
Geography Ch. 6 and 7 Study Guide
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7th grade geography, eastern europe
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1
a Baltic seaport that is an important shipbuilding city in Poland
Krakow
Gdansk
Karol
Warsaw
2
refusing to take sides in disagreements or wars is called...
socialism
neutrality
productivity
communism
3
a country which does not border a sea or an ocean is said to be...
developing
dry
landlocked
isolated
4
a government in which there is a king or queen but they have very little actual power
traditional monarchy
constitutional monarchy
republic
constitutional republic
5
a mineral used in fertilizer that can be found in Belarus is...
hopak
petroleum
sodium
potash
6
a vast, gently rolling, partly wooded plain which can be found in the Ukraine...
steppe
grassland
plateau
tundra
7
The country of Hungary depends on the ___ River for trade and transportation.
Danube
Nile
Elbe
Rhine
8
bringing together two or more parts of a country together is called...
reunification
combination
berlinism
democracy
9
German superhighways are called...
neuschwans
autobahns
gutentags
kelsters
10
In the region known as Bavaria, King ___ built Neuschwanstein castle.
Henry VIII
Larry II
Ludwig II
Nicholas IV
11
a state in southern Germany where the Alps are located
Badin
Bayern
Bavaria
Berlin
12
Famous sites in Paris include the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, and the __, a famous museum.
Parisian
Beaux-arts
Museum of Modern Art
Louvre
13
when people of certain ethnic groups are forced to leave their homes or are killed...
racism
ethnic relocation
ethnic cleansing
genocide
14
low swampy lands, such as those found in Ireland, are called...
peats
tidal swamps
plains
bogs
15
a Ukranian dance known for its acrobatic moves...
potash
kiev
hopak
minsk
16
people who flee to another country to escape danger or disaster
emigrants
nomads
refugees
immigrants
17
people who move from place to place are called...
nomads
magyars
settlers
immigrants
18
The capital of Belgium is ___, a large city that is a center for international trade.
Kiev
Budapest
Brussels
Prague
19
someone who is able to speak several languages is called...
trilingual
multilingual
bilingual
omnilingual
20
a region of central Romania which was the setting for the novel Dracula...
Moldova
Transylvania
Bulgaria
Bavaria
21
the capital and largest city in Austria is ...
Vienna
Prague
Geneva
Bavaria
22
a high place from which rivers flow in different directions is a...
mountain range
river source
river basin
continental divide
23
Norway's coastline include ___, or steep-sided valleys carved by glaciers.
fjords
gorges
bergens
inlets
24
A form of government where voters elect representatives to a lawmaking body, like in the UK
direct democracy
parliamentary procedure
parliamentary democracy
parliamentary monarchy
25
a country in which the government has strong control of the economy and society
communist state
economic democracy
democratic state
economic monarchy
26
The head of the Roman Catholic church is known as the ___.
Priest
Minister
Bishop
Pope
27
The peninsula of Italy sticks out into the center of the ___ Sea.
Black
Adriatic
Aegean
Mediterranean
28
The countries of Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg are known as the __ countries.
Rheinland
Nethembel
Eastern European
Benelux
29
The former Yugoslav republics used to be one large country called ___.
Yugoslavia
Yugovenia
Macedonia
Slovenia
30
The Irish trace their ancestry to the __ who settled Ireland around 500 bc.
Saxons
Celts
Anglo-Saxons
Protestants