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Review CFA2 - Unit 4

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

One way entrepreneurs influence economies in Europe is by-

a)

creating jobs

b)

conserving resources

c)

providing skilled labor

d)

expanding government regulations

2.

The work of art shown above continues to be studied by artists around the world. It was produced by a famous Italian artist of the European Renaissance. What is the title of this work?

a)

Self-Portait

b)

Mona Lisa

c)

Last Supper

d)

The Knight's Bride

3.

Travel throughout Europe is facilitated by an extensive railroad system. this system is an example of which type of industry?

a)

Retail

b)

Service

c)

Agricultural

d)

Manufacturing

4.

Based on the map, which peninsula is home to the countries labeled IV and V? (Norway and Sweden)

a)

F. Jutland

b)

G. Iberian

c)

H. Iberian

d)

J. Scandinavian

5.

Europe is considered a peninsula of peninsulas, which explains why many countries in the region----

a)

lack political connections with each other

b)

experience very cold climate conditions

c)

depend on the sea for economic growth

d)

use terrace farming to support the population

6.

What religious tradition is most common in the culture of many European societies?

a)

Hinduism

b)

Islam

c)

Christianity

d)

Judaism

7.

The level of economic development in Europe is best described as -------

a)

none developed

b)

more developed

c)

less developed

d)

newly developed

8.

*Need for immigrant populations to learn native languages

*Mistrust and misunderstanding of cultural differences

*Displacement of native populations.


The conditions listed above are evident in France, Germany, and Great Britain as these societies deal with the challenges created by-------

a)

poverty

b)

multiculturalism

c)

lack of education

d)

European Union policies

9.

The Rhine and the ______________ are two major rivers in Europe.

a)

Danube

b)

Nile

c)

Mississippi

d)

Ganges

10.

What event of the mid-1900's greatly contributed to increased cooperation between European nations?

a)

Emergence of powerful nations in Africa

b)

Devastation caused by the Second World War

c)

Economic competition from the United States

d)

Outbreak of war in Southeast Asia

11.

Europe has a history characterized by instances of conflict and cooperation between cultures.

Most recently many european nations have been working to cooperate by---

a)

limiting immigration to the region

b)

isolating the United States

c)

forming the European Union

d)

reducing stockpiles of weapons

12.

How did these events (in image) shape political patterns in Europe?

a)

Most governments in Europe are limited.

b)

Europe is dominated by one political party.

c)

The European Union governs all of Europe.

d)

Many European nations are ruled by dictators.

13.
The conditions listed above are evident in France, Germany, and Great Britain as these societies deal with the challenges created by —
a)
poverty
b)
multiculturalism
c)
lack of education
d)
European Union policies
14.
Based on the map what natural resource helped to support industrial development in both Britain and Germany?
a)
Iron
b)
Coal
c)
Natural Gas
d)
Petroleum
15.

Based on the information in the table, what is one way that many governments in Europe are similar?

a)

Most are considered to be limited monarchies.

b)

They were modeled after the U.S. government.

c)

Power is shared between two executive leaders.

d)

Revolutions brought about the political systems.

16.
Based on the information in the table, the level of economic development in Europe is best described as —
a)
none developed
b)
less developed
c)
newly developed
d)
more developed
17.
How does physical geography in Europe affect the distribution of goods?
a)
A warm, temperate climate allows for year round work in Europe.
b)
Mountain barriers have closed off access to overland routes in Europe.
c)
Numerous highways have been built across the Northern European Plains.
d)
Navigable rivers and harbors provide many European cities with trading ports.
18.
The above listed men made a lasting contribution to European culture by —
a)
creating folktales and stories
b)
introducing new political ideas
c)
producing master works of art
d)
composing famous symphonies
19.

Based on the map, which peninsula is home to the countries labeled IV and V?

a)

Scandinavian

b)

Balkan

c)

Iberian

d)

Jutland

20.

Which of the following correctly identifies the location of European countries?

a)

I. France II. England III. Spain, IV. Sweden, V. Norway

b)

I. England, II. France, III. Spain, IV. Norway, V. Sweden

c)

I. England, II. France, III. Spain IV. Sweden, V. Norway

d)

I. England, II. Spain, III. France IV. Norway, V. Sweden