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Europe's Geography

Europe's Geography

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History

7th Grade

Easy

Created by

Tracy Duncan

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69 Slides • 14 Questions

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Match

Match the following

Alps

Ireland

English

Eiffel Tower

Big Ben

Mountains

Island

Channel

Paris

London

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Match

Match the following cities to their country.

Paris

London

Berlin

Athens

Rome

France

United Kingdom

Germany

Greece

Italy

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Match

Match the following

Glacier

Fjord

Trans-Siberian

North

Mont Blanc

Moving river of ice

Body of water made by a glacier

Railway

Sea

Mountain

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Satellite View of Europe

Africa

Asia

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3,800 square miles

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Multiple Choice

What years are the Middle Ages?

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100-300

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500-600

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500-1500

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500-2000

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* Hamburg

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Northern Peninsulas

Jutland Peninsula

Scandinavian Peninsula

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Southern Peninsulas

Iberian
Peninsula
Italian

Peninsula Balkan

Peninsula

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Multiple Choice

What is a peninsula?

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Piece of land that connects two larger pieces of land

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Land surrounded on 3 sides by water

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Land surrounded on 2 sides by water

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Land with water all the way around it.

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English Channel

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Multiple Choice

What body of water divides Britain from the mainland (France)?

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Atlantic

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North Sea

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English Channel

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Baltic Sea

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Multiple Choice

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What sea is to the south of Europe?

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North Sea

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Med Sea

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Black Sea

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Baltic Sea

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Elevation

Alps
Carpathians

Urals

Pyrennes

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The Alps

eCover most of Switzerland, Austria, and
parts of Italy and France.

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Mt. Blanc in the Alps

eHighest mountain in the Alps: 15,771 feet

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Ural Mountains: “The Great Divide”

eDivides the European and Asian sections of Russia.

1500 miles

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The Ural Mountains

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Multiple Choice

What mountain range is to the north of Italy?

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Himalayas

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Pyrenees

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Urals

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Alps

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Northern European Plain

Steppes

Siberian Lowlands

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Glacier calving causes huge wave

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Multiple Choice

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What is a glacier?

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An iceberg

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An ice cube

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Moving river of ice

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Ice floats

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Norwegian Fjords

eGlaciers
cut deep
valleys in
the ocean
during the
Ice Age.

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What is a fjord?

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Area carved out by a glacier and filled with water.

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Waterway caused by an earthquake.

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Man made water way.

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A river in Scandinavia

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Word Cloud

Type in one word that you now know about Europe, so far.

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Earthquake Zones

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Reykjavik, Iceland:

“The Youngest Oldest Country”

e Volcanoes

e Hot Springs

e Geysers

eGlaciers

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Mediterranean Islands

eGenerally rugged
& mountainous.

eMediterranean
Sea so polluted
(will take 1000
years to clean up).

Sardinia

Cyprus

Malta

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Mt. Etna, Sicily

e An active
volcano

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Mt. Vesuvius, Italy

e 1944 eruption

e Pompeii,
79 CE

e Herculaneum, 79 CE

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Siberia --> Permafrost

e Average temperatures of January
vary from 0 to -50°C, and in
July from 1 to 25°C

e 150,000,000 population.

e A former “gulag
Soviet prison camp.

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Lake Baikal, Siberia

eThe oldest and deepest
lake in the world.

e 20% of the world’s total
unfrozen water supply.

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Trans-Siberian Railroad

eCompleted in 1905.

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Trans-Siberian Railroad

eThe main line runs 5,785 miles.

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Match

Match the following

Rome

Alps

Scandinavia

North Sea

Urals

City in Italy

Mountains north of Italy

Peninsula

Body of Water

Mountains to the east

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Draw

Try drawing the Polar Express or a reindeer

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Multiple Choice

Why does the British Isles have warm coastlines?

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Its closer to the sun

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It just does

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Warm currents from Iceland

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Warm currents from the Gulf of Mexico

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North Atlantic Drift

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The North European Plain

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The Northern European Plain --> An
Invasion Route into Asia (& Vice Versa?)

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Steppes: “Soviet” Breadbasket

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The Steppes

e25% of the old
Soviet Union’s
food supply.

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Major Regional Divisions of the

Former U. S. S. R.

Chernozen Soil

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Germany’s Black Forest

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Germany’s Black Forest

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Tundra: The Not-So-Barren Land

Below the Arctic Circle

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