Europe Flashcards

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1
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Southern Europe

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Portugal, Spain, Italy, and Greece

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Austria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland;

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West Central Europe

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3
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How much land does Europe cover in the world.

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7%

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4
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How many countries are in Europe?

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About 50 countries

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5
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What is Europe’s population?

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750000000

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6
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What is the primary religion of Europe?

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Christianity

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7
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What are the three main languages of Europe?

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Romanic, Germanic, and Slavic

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8
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What is the national animal of Italy?

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Wolf

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9
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Population of Italy?

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60 million

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10
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Official language of Italy?

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Italian

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Italy’s religion?

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Roman Catholic

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12
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Italy’s capital?

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Rome

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13
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What is Italy’s government?

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Democratic Republic

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Who is the president of Italy?

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Sergio Mattarella

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What is unique about Italy’s volcanoes?

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They are the only three active volcanoes in Europe

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16
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Since when did Italian children have to go to school past the age of 14?

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Since 1999

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17
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What popular food was invented in Italy?

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Pizza

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18
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How long has Italy been a country?

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157 years

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19
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Which side did Italy take in World War 1?

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Allied Powers

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20
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When did Italy gain its independence?

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17 March 1861

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21
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Who overtook Italy after World War 1?

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Mussolini

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22
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What is the national animal of Spain?

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Bull

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23
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The population of Spain…

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46 million

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24
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Official language is…

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Spanish

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Religion of Spain is...
Catholic
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What is the capital of Spain?
Madrid
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What is Spain's government?
Constitutional Monarchy
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Who is the president of Spain?
Mariano Rajoy Brey
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Two interesting facts of Spain...
Nudity is legal; no tooth fairy in Spain
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What empire did Spain used to be a part of?
Roman Empire
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Who controlled Spain from 400-700AD?
Visigoths
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Various Islamic Empires ruled Spain in what years?
700-1492
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When did King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella rule Spain?
1492
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When was the Spanish Armada defeated?
1588
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When idid Spain become a Constitutional Monarchy?
1975
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The national animal of Greece is...
the Little Owl
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What was Greece divided into in ancient times?
City states
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When did Alexander the Great conquer Greece?
338BC
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What happened in Greece in 1451?
Roman Empire was overtaken by the Turks
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When did Greece gain its independence from the Turks?
1832
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Greece's population is...
11 million
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What is the language of Greece?
Greek
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What is the capital of Greece?
Athens
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What is Greece's most common religion?
Greek Orthodox
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Fun facts about Greece...
There are more tourists than citizens in Greece; voting is required by law
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Greece's government...
Parliamentary Representative Democratic Republic
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Greece's Prime Minister is...
Alexis
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What is Germany's population?
80 million
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What is Germany's language?
German
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What is Germany's religion?
Christianity
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What is Germany's capital?
Berlin
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Who is Germany's chancellor?
Angela Markel
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Interesting facts about Germany...
College is free; everything is closed Sunday
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When was Germany's Protestant Reformation?
1517
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How long did World War 1 last?
1914-1919
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When did Hitler become chancellor of Germany?
1933
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How long did World War 2 last?
1939- 1945
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The Berlin Wall was built in...
1961
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The Berlin Wall was torn down in...
1989
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What is the national animal of the Netherlands...
Lion
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What is the population of the Netherlands?
18 million
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What are some languages in the Netherlands?
Dutch, English, Frisian, and Papiamento
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What are the religions of the Netherlands?
Atheism(42%), Roman Catholic(29%), Protestant(19%), and Islam
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What is the capital of the Netherlands?
Amsterdam
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What type of government is the Netherlands?
Monarchy
66
Interesting facts of the Netherlands...
They are the tallest people on earth; they put sprinkles on their toast
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What is the national bird of the Netherlands?
Godwit
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When did William of Orange lead a revolt to free the Netherlands from Spain?
1815
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What side did the Netherlands take in World War 1?
Neutrality
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What happened to the Netherlands during WWII?
They were divided and defeated by Germany
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What is the national animal of Belgium?
Lion
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What is the population of Belgium?
11 million
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What are the main languages of Belgium?
Dutch, French, and German
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What is the religion of Belgium?
Catholic
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What is the capital of Belgium?
Brussels
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What is Belgium's government?
Federal Representative Democratic Constitutional Monarchy
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Who is Belgium's Head of State?
King Phillipe
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Who is the prime minister of Belgium?
Charles Michel
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When did Belgium become independent from the Netherlands?
1830
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By whom was Belgium occupied by during WW1 and WW2?
Germany
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What did Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands form in 1948?
The Benelux Countries
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What is the national animal of Austria?
Black Eagle
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What is Austria's population?
9 million
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What is the official language of Austria?
German
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What is Austria's religion?
Roman Catholic
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What is Austria's capital?
Vienna
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What is Austria's government?
Federation
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Austria joined with Hungary in 1867-1918 to create what?
Austrian-Hungarian Empire
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What happened to Austria in 1938?
Hitler claimed Austria as his own
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What is Luxembourg's national animal and bird?
Lion; Goldcrest
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What is Luxembourg's population?
600000
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Luxembourg's language is...
Luxembourg(Spoken), French(Written), and German(Popular)
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Luxembourg's main religion is...
Roman Catholic
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What is Luxembourg's capital?
Luxembourg City
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What is Luxembourg's government?
Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy
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Grand Duke Henry?
Luxembourg's monarch
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Luxembourg's Prime Minister?
Xavier Bettle
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Facts for Luxembourg...
Know for its radio & TV stations; sells the most alcohol
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When did Luxembourg gain its independence?
1867
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Luxembourg was invaded by who in WW1 and WW2?
Germany
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What happened after WW2 to Luxembourg?
They gave up their neutrality and joined NATO and the UN
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What is France's national animal?
Roster
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What is France's population?
65 million
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France's main language?
French
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France's main religion?
Roman Catholic
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France's capital?
Paris
107
France's government?
Executive, legislative, and judicial branch
108
French Facts...
The oldest woman was French; It's legal for the French to marry a dead body
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Who was overthrown in the French Revolution? (Do you hear the people sing?)
Marie Antoinette and King Louis XVI
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Who became emperor of France until the Battle of Waterloo?
Napoleon Bonaparte
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Who did France surrender to in 1940?
Hitler
112
What is Switzerland's population?
8 million
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Switzerland's language?
Romansh
114
Switzerland's main religion?
Christianity
115
Switzerland's capital?
Bern
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When did Switzerland proclaim neutrality?
1815