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Duplicate of Chapters 12-13 (Europe)
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Geography - Chapter 12-13 - Europe
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1
West-Central Europe's marine west coast climate is a key natural resource for
industry
farming
raising livestock
fishing
2
Which of the following describes the climate in much of southern Europe?
warm, wet summers and mild, dry winters
mild, dry summers and harsh, dry winters
warm, wet summers and harsh, wet winters
warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters
3
What landform covers much of Switzerland and Austria?
plateau
uplands
plains
mountains
4
What is the westernmost peninsula in Europe?
Iberian
Balkan
Jutland
Italian
5
William the Conqueror became king when the Normans took over
Prussia
England
Belgium
France
6
The Protestant Reformation was started by a
French revolutionary in 1796 named Napoleon Bonaparte
German monk in 1517 named Martin Luther
German chancellor in 1752 named Angela Merkel
Swiss clockmaker in 1914 Hans Richter
7
During World War II, France and the Benelux Countries were invaded by
Poland
Germany
Austria
Russia
8
The Dutch have used dikes and other technology to
create polders
improve commmunication
raise the sea level
create hydroelectric power
9
Why is southern Italy poorer than northern Italy?
Southern Italy has no tourism
Southern Italy has less industry
Southern Italy has rich, fertile farmland
Southern Italy has no coastal Ports
10
The French are united by their common language, rich culture, and pride in their long history.
False
True
11
The head of the Roman Catholic Church lives in
Rome
Sicily
Vatican City
Venice
12
The people of Spain and Italy are almost entirely
Protestant
Muslim
Roman Catholic
Eastern Orthodox
13
a political unit made up of a city and its surrounding lands
serfdom
city-state
a kingdom
a country
14
Tourists who visit Mediterranean Europe are drawn to its
sunny beaches.
ancient Greek temples.
rich history and culture.
flamenco and fado festivals.
15
Greece occupies the Balkan Peninsula.
False
True
16
European farmers are most famous for growing grains, grapes, olives and even cork.
True
False
17
Which of the following is not the name of a peninsula of southern Europe?
Balkan
Iberian
Jutland
Italian
18
Which Frankish ruler built a large Christian Empire and unified much of Europe?
King Arthur
William the Conqueror
Charlemagne
Martin Luther
19
Some of the world’s greatest works of art and literature were created during
The Renaissance
the rebirth
the Roman Period
The Ottoman Empire
20
The leading agricultural producer in Western Europe is
France
Germany
Austria
The Netherlands
21
Which mountain range is the highest in Europe
Himalayan mountains
The Alps
Pyrenees Mountains
Sierra Madre
22
Which empire in Southern Europe built a large network of roads and aquaducts?
Rome
Italian
British
Greece
23
After WWII Germany was split up into how many nations?
4
1
2
3
24
Germany's economy is based on
farming
industry
banking
tourism
25
Portugal has a long coastline on the Mediterranean Sea.
False
True
26
Napoleon took power shortly after
the Protestant Reformation
France began its colonial empire
World War I
the French Revolution
27
Bach and Beethoven are examples of famous
German Engineers
Austrian Philosophers
German Classical Composers
French Impressionists
28
40% of the Netherlands was once...
hilly & rugged
mountainous
underwater
volcanic
29
At its peak, ancient Rome ruled a vast empire.
False
True