Exam 2: Europe
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The __________ mountain chain runs through northern England and was the source of the coal,ores,and waterpower that fueled the Industrial Revolution.
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After World War II ended in 1945,Europe was divided into Western Europe and Eastern Europe by the Berlin Wall.
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The __________ that was prompted by the Industrial Revolution first impacted Europe and continues to impact __________.
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rural-to-urban shift;developing countries
Europe has traditionally been divided into __________ based on location according to the four points of the compass.
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__________ is defined as the __________ association of three or more independent states willing to yield some measure of __________ for mutual benefit.
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Europe has four major landforms: the Alpine region,Central Uplands,Northern Lowlands,and Western Highlands.
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The closest resemblance to a unified Europe was the Roman Empire,which was held together by __________.
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The cultural forces that pull a nation together are called __________ and other cultural forces that tend to pull it apart are called __________.
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__________ can move water for thousands of miles from one __________ to another.
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The __________ of Europe provide a diversity of geographic opportunities that have catapulted Europe through the Industrial Revolution and into the information age.
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The replacement rate to maintain an even population-growth pattern in Europe would be a fertility rate of about __________ children.
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With unification there are often common standards and a common currency with the additional reality that a common __________ might develop.
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Which principle states that as countries industrialize and urbanize,family size naturally goes down and incomes traditionally go up? __________
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The region of Western Europe includes the regions of __________,__________,__________,and the __________.
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The __________ is perhaps the most important current for Western Europe's climate and is responsible for producing a temperate climate for a northern latitude location.
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Explain why the economic pact called the Benelux Agreement was formed;identify its signees and what their unique assets were that they brought to the agreement.
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A portion of Turkey is in Europe,but most of the physical region of Turkey is located in Asia.
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The term __________ refers to a homogeneous group of people with a common heritage,language,religion,or political ambition.
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The traditional boundaries of the European continent include the North Atlantic Ocean to the west and Russia up to the __________ to the east.
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With the desire to avoid the environmental damage,the European Energy Commission is devoting substantial resources to encouraging use of renewable resources such as wind and solar energy.
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