Hannibal took 38 _______________ and about 60,000 troops across the Mediterranean to Spain.

To do so, his armies has to cross the_______________ , the Rhone River, and the Alps.

In the __________ , high paths and slick ice caused men and animals to fall to their deaths.

Despite this, they arrived in Italy with about 26,000 troops and a few elephants, and he defeated _____________.

Because of these peninsulas, most locations in Europe are more than _____________ from an ocean or sea.

Occupied by the nations of Norway and Sweden, it is bounded by the Norwegian Sea, the North Sea and the_____________.

Fjords provide excellent ____________ for fishing boats.

Fjords are often separated by narrow ______________.

The famous mountain chain is ________.

Mountains make it difficult for ___________, ___________, and ____________ to move easily from place to place.

Traversing Europe is a network of rivers that bring ______________ and ____________ together.

The rivers are used to _________________ between coastal harbors and the inland region, aiding economic growth.

Two major castle-lined rivers, the ______________ and the ______________ , were used as watery highways.

The ___________ flows about 820 mills from the interior of Europe north to the North Sea.

The _____________ flows through the heart of Europe and it is 1,771 miles long.

Europe has abundant supplies of two natural resources, which are __________ and __________.

Near many of these coal deposits are iron ore deposits. Having both of these resources makes it possible to produce ______________.

Because of Europe's factorization, they suffer from ________________.

Energy companies began to tap gas fields between the ________________ and the Netherlands.

The North Sea oil fields are major sources of _____________ for the world.

About _________ percent of Europe’s land is suitable for farming.

_______________ is cut from vast forests on the Scandinavian Peninsula and in the Alps.

Oil and natural gas were found beneath the _____________ Sea floor.

Norway, the Netherlands, the ______________, and __________________ now pump oil from rigs as far as 400 miles out in the ocean.