Northern Europe

A peninsula in Northern Europe, which today covers Norway, Sweden, and most of northern Finland.

• Scandinavian Peninsula

• Jutland Peninsula

• Iberian Peninsula

• Italian Peninsula

The peninsula on which Denmark is located.

• Scandinavian Peninsula

• Jutland Peninsula

• Iberian Peninsula

• Italian Peninsula

Primary process by which the landforms of Northern Europe came to be as they are today.

• Glaciation

• Geothermal Energy

• Seismic Activity

• The Big Bang

Valleys now filled with sea water after the ice age

• Fjord

• Svalbard

• Watergate

• Creek

Energy from steam or hot water produced from hot or molten underground rocks.

• Geothermal Energy

• Hydroelectric Energy

• Solar Energy

• Wind Energy

A hot spring in which water intermittently boils, sending a tall column of water and steam into the air.

• Fjord

• Geyser

• Volcano

• Fountain Spring

Energy obtained from flowing water.

• Solar Energy

• Geothermal Energy

• Hydroelectric Energy

• Wind Energy

Partially decayed plant matter found in swamps that is dug up, chopped into blocks, and dried so it can be burned.

• Clay

• Glaciation

• Straw

• Peat

A government that collects higher taxes, but provides more for its citizens through programs in public health, housing, education and unemployment compensation, etc.

• Spoils System

• Viking State

• Welfare State

• A Give-Back Government

The economic and social structure of Northern European countries, characterized by social and wage equality, environmental sustainability, and higher levels of education, standards of living & quality of life.

• Nordic Model

• Welsh State

• Northern Europe Equity Agreement

• Swedish Social Model