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Europe - Chapter 11, 12, 13 Guiding Questions and Terms
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1
The Industrial Revolution resulted in
more time for people to spend with their families.
a shortage of workers on farms.
handmade goods.
a great migration of people from rural areas to cities.
2
Russia has a relatively small % of land available for farming. It's main crop is
sunflowers.
grains.
lavender.
tobacco.
3
What weakened Greece's city-states, and eventually led to the fall of Greek civilization?
Invasion by Vikings
lack of trade routes
Roman conquest
years of war
4
Many Europeans now work in the teritary sector, which includes
construction.
factory work.
retail sales.
mining.
5
Farm laborers who could be bought and sold along with the land
nobles
serfs
czar
knights
6
In which Western European country did the Industrial Revolution begin?
Germany
France
Great Britain
the Netherlands
7
The time period of transition between ancient and modern Europe is called the
First Ages.
Pilgrim Age.
Middle Ages.
Stone Age.
8
Russian for Caesar, or powerful ruler
meter stick
president
czar
queen
9
Who were the Scandinavian warriors and pirates who became better known for exploring & trading?
barbarians
Ottoman Turks
Vikings
Moors
10
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is an alliance of which countries?
the United States and its allies
the USSR and Cuba
Western Russia and Eastern Europe
the Balkan states
11
Most people in Northern and Southern Europe live in
cities.
villages.
rural areas.
small towns.
12
What did Czar Alexander II abolish in Russia in 1861?
diamond mining
serfdom
the Russian Orthodox Church
the Russian army and navy
13
The religious journey to Jerusalem that people made in medieval times was called a
pagan
pilgrimage
cake walk
riverwalk
14
The process of making bronze by melting and fusing tin and copper is called
smurfing
smolting
smelting
bonding
15
The Nazi's government-sponsored murder of 6 million Jews is known as the
Holocaust
Oligarch
Pilgrimage
Renaissance
16
The dominant religion in most of Eastern Europe and Western Russia is
Islam.
Eastern Orthodox.
Protestantism.
Moldavan.
17
What kind of energy heats all of the homes and most of the businesses in Reykjavik, Iceland?
geothermal
nuclear
natural gas
solar
18
People in the Netherlands build dikes and reclaim land from the sea that they call
estuaries
polders
peat bogs
reserves
19
The Basques, one of the oldest minority groups in Europe, live in & around the Pyrenees Mts. in
France and Portugal.
Italy and Greece.
Spain and Portugal.
France and Italy.
20
Mass murder of vase numbers of an ethnic or cultural group
generic
genocide
pesticide
herbicide
21
The system of land ownership and farming during the Middle Ages was called
slavery
channeling
feudalism
pilgrimage
22
Which two mountain ranges separate Western Europe from Southern Europe?
Alps & Urals
Tian Shan & Apennines
Middle Rhine Highlands and Carpathians
Pyrenees and Alps
23
England's kings had to share power with the lawmaking body known as
the Judical System
Parliament
Police
Legislature
24
Which mountains form a boundary between Europe and Asia?
the Carpathians
the Alps
the Urals
the Balkans
25
To adjust or control something according to rules or laws is to _________________ it.
regulate
convert
rational
kahoot
26
Most of Southern Europe has a Mediterranean climate, which is much like the climate along the
coast of southern California.
Pacific Northwest
Chesapeake Bay
southeastern coast of the U.S.