Exam 2: Europe
Exam 1: Introduction to the World91 Questions
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Europe is close to North Africa,and Morocco's coast can be seen across the __________ from Spain.
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The __________,initiated in northern England in the late 1700s,introduced a period that changed how humans produced products.
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One may instinctively think that the primate city is the same as the capital city of a country;this,however,is not always the case.
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The Benelux Agreement,the Marshall Plan,and the Treaty of Rome all helped set the stage for the European unification that evolved into the EU.
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The __________ that transformed Europe (17th & 18th centuries)was a result of diverse actions that focused on ending continual warfare for the control of territory and introducing peaceful agreements that recognized sovereignty of territory ruled by representative government structures.
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European urban development in the 19th century centered on __________ that had industrial activity.
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In 2014,Vladimir Putin's Russian military invaded the Crimean Peninsula of Ukraine and annexed it as Russian territory.
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The __________ creates a natural boundary to the north.The southern boundary of Europe is the __________ and includes the islands of Malta and Cyprus as independent countries.
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The term __________ indicates a city that is more than twice as large as their second city and exceptionally expressive of national feeling and heritage.
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Only a few select regions of the world outside Europe were targeted for colonialism.
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Governments that had been controlled by Communist dictators or authoritarian leaderships before 1991 were opened up to __________ with public elections.
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In 1991,__________ began pushing for the nationalistic goal of uniting all the ethnic Serbs that lived in the various parts of Yugoslavia into a Greater Serbia.
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In the EU,economic conditions have often superseded cultural factors and have dominated the need for __________.
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Describe the evolution of Germany from its inception in 1871 to its preeminence in the European Union today.
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Northern Europe has worked diligently to integrate itself with the global community and yet maintain its cultural identity.
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Poor health and childhood poverty are two of the main reasons __________ has a declining population.
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After World War II ended in 1945,Europe was divided into Western Europe and Eastern Europe by the __________.
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Cooperation continues between Eastern and Western Europe,and the __________ has emerged as the primary economic and political entity of Europe.
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As a core economic global power,Europe has experienced a decrease in immigration.
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Which region of Western Europe defines the core economic region of Europe and has stable democratic governments,a relatively high standard of living,and is considered a powerhouse of global economics.
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