Chapter 12- Europe

The Apennine Mountains divide the Italian Peninsula into _____ and _______

What two natural resources in Europe are needed to create steel?

In the land of the Midnight Sun, it has long winter nights and long summer days.

Uncontrolled _____ and acid rain destroy European forests.

Italy, Greece, Southern Spain, and France have a ______ climate.

What is Europe sometimes referred to as?

The most common crops in the Mediterranean are citrus, olives, and ______.

Europe is composed pf many peninsulas and islands.

Europe is one of the least fertile agriculture regions in the world.

What cuts Italy off from the rest of Europe?

What are the two largest islands in Venice?

____% of the Netherlands was once underwater.

Europe's landforms also include large _____ and mountain ranges.

Europe is a large peninsula of

Most of Europe is within 32 miles of the ocean.

A dike is high earthen platforms that provides safe grounds during floods.

What is the most famous mountain chain in Europe?

What is deforestation?

_____% of Europe is suitable for agriculture; the world is average is only 11%.

A steep U-shaped valley connected to the sea and filled with seawater is called a harbor.

North Atlantic Drift occurs when warm tropical water currents flow by west coast.

The Pyrenese Mountains block movement from France to Spain and Portugal.

Flatness of the land has also given _____ an easy route in Europe.

In Europe rivers have acted as ______

Distribution of _______ creates regional differences.