On the continent of Europe, do most live in rural or urban areas?  

What is the Economic and Political System of European countries TODAY?

What Economic and Political Union has helped increase the standard of living in the European Region post-Communism through interdependence?

What is an example of Europe's well-developed infrastructure that was built to connect the United Kingdom to France?

Factories first developed in England in 1750 and then spread around the world. What is this shift to the Factory System called?

Under which body of water would you find large deposits of Petroleum and oil rigs?

What comparative advantage has Switzerland developed, despite its landlocked situation in the Alps Mountains?

What is an example of pollution that has resulted from industrialization in Europe?

Which European cities developed the first democracies, inspiring the United States and later European governments to become the "birthplace of western culture"?

A military alliance of European countries including the United States and Canada created in 1945 to defend Democratic, Free Market countries against common enemies(Communism).

What is the name of this language region, which includes countries that speak French?

What is the name of the Bell located in the clock tower of Parliament found on the Thames River in London, England?

This multinational political organization formed in 1945 after World War II has over 190 members with the goal of international peace.

This Paris landmark sits at the junction of 12 avenues and was built in 1806 to honor soldiers who fought and died for France in the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars.

This medieval Catholic cathedral was built on the island site on the Seine River in Paris, France.

This is the world's largest museum and second most visited museum in the world, which includes Leonardo Da Vinci's Mona Lisa.

This is the most visited monument in the world which was built in Paris in 1889 and was the tallest man-made structure in the world at the time.

These two groups have differences in religion, ethnicity, and language which has caused boundary disputes and conflict over time the area on the map.

This church is located in the Vatican City and is considered the holiest of Catholic shrines, run by the Pope.

This landmark was built by the Roman Empire in Rome, Italy for gladiatorial contests and other forms of entertainment.

This painting can be found in which European landmark?

This picture shows a Catholic cathedral which was built in 1173 and was not stabilized until the late 20th century.

This Gothic church located in London, England was built during the medieval period where the British Monarchs and royal family have important ceremonies.

This prehistoric monument in the United Kingdom consists of a ring of standing stones that dates back to 3000 BC to 2000 BC.

Which country will you find the Neuschwanstein Castle?

Which country will you find these "Red-Tile" roofs?

These Chalets are commonly found in which European country?

The Netherlands which are famous for windmills, wooden shoes, and flower bulbs are referred to as?

What is the name of Country #1 on the map?

What is the name of Country #2 on the map?

What is the name of Country #3 on the map?

What is the name of Country #4 on the map?

What is the name of Country #9 on the map?

What is the name of Country #8 on the map?

What is the name of Country #10 on the map?

What is the name of Country #12 on the map?

What is the name of Country #13 on the map?

What major body of water is #1 on the map?

What major body of water is #2 on the map?

What major body of water is #3 on the map?

What major body of water is #4 on the map?

What major body of water is #5 on the map?

What major river is #6 on the map?

What major river is #7 on the map?

What major river is #8 on the map?

What major mountain range is #9 on the map?

What major mountain range is #10 on the map?

What major mountain range is #11 on the map?

What major physical feature is #12 on the map?