Exam 2: Europe
Exam 1: Introduction to the World91 Questions
Exam 2: Europe114 Questions
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The agrarian revolution led to the industrial developments such as the steam tractor and steel implements that further advanced agricultural production worldwide.
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Some countries outside of the EU have adopted the euro as their national currency.
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Discuss the significance of Western Europe's varied climates and landforms for its wealth,opportunities and relative advantages.
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The __________ that began with the Industrial Revolution in Europe continues today in developing countries.
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The United Kingdom and EU referendum is commonly referred to as Brexit.
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The __________ that was prompted by the Industrial Revolution first impacted Europe and continues to impact __________.
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With the mass production of goods and advancements in technology,there was a major shift in __________.
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__________ included the development of colonies outside the home country,usually for the expansion of imperial power and the exploitation of material gain.
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The stage for the transition from communism to capitalism was further set in the Soviet Union by encouraging economic reform and societal openness - concepts known throughout the world by the Russian words __________ and __________,respectively.
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Explain how divisive centrifugal cultural forces tend to divide and separate people in a state,whereas cohesive centripetal cultural forces tend to unify a state.
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The __________ exert significant influence on the world's climates.
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The seas around Europe provide about 20 percent of the world's fish catches.
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The __________ (900-1200 CE)connected northern Europe with trade during the Dark Ages.
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Despite many problems,since World War II steady efforts have been made toward European unification.
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When the __________ collapsed in 1991,the bordering countries declared independence and began the process of integration into the European community.
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Implemented from 1948 to 1952,the __________ helped rebuild war-torn Europe with American aid and business connections.
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From about 150 BCE to 475 CE,the __________ brought many ideas together and controlled a large portion of Europe and North Africa.
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Supernationalism is defined as the voluntary association of three or more independent states willing to yield some measure of sovereignty for mutual benefit.
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The EU is an__________ trading bloc designed to compete with the__________ and __________.
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