WorksheetsEurope Unit Test
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 21mins
Trees that have cones and needle shaped leaves and they keep their leaves in the winter
Coniferous
Deciduous
Pension
Pull Factor
Trees that lose their leaves in autumn
Coniferous
Estuary
Deciduous
Aqueduct
Where part of the sea connects to the lower end of a river
Peat
Aqueduct
Westerlies
Estuary
Strong winds that travel from west to east
South Wind
Easterlies
Westerlies
North Wind
Decaying vegetable matter that can be used as a heat source
Peat
Magma
Pension
Estuary
A journey to a sacred place
Pension
Pilgrimage
Polder
Estuary
A group of countries that acts as a single market without trade barriers between member countries
Mixed Market
Common Market
Feudalism
Caste System
A fixed amount of money paid to a retired person by a government or former employer.
Pension
Welfare Capitalism
Communism
Government
A form of international cooperation in which countries give up some control
Welfare Organization
Common Market
Supranational Organization
Feudalism
A feeling of belonging to a group that shares the same culture or way of life
Ethnic Group
Community
Push Factor
Cultural Identity
A force that divides people and countries
Ethnic Group
Push Factor
Pull Factor
Cultural Identity
A conflict that was between the US and the Soviet Union. The nations never directly confronted each other on the battlefield but deadly threats went on for years.
Cold War
American Revolution
WW1
WW2
A force that unites people and countries
Pull Factor
Push Factor
Cultural Identity
Ethnic Group
The EU Currency
Dollar
Peso
Euro
Yen
Land reclaimed by the sea
Aqueduct
Steppe
Polder
Reservoir
Body of water that is on the Eastern coast of England
Atlantic Ocea
English Channel
North Sea
Baltic Sea
Separates Western Europe from Southern Europe
Alps
Appenines
Pyrenees
Rockies
A group of islands of the western coast of Europe, made up of Great Britain, Ireland, and some small islands
British Isles
Mid Atlantic Ridge
Archipelago
Peninsula
Iceland is an....
Plains
Island
Peninsula
Desert
A structure that carries water over long distances, used by the Romans
Chunnel
Aqueduct
Canal
Reservoir
The political and social system where kings gave land to nobles in exchange for noble's promise to serve the king
communism
anarchy
feudalism
democracy
A german priest who was responsible for the Protestant Reformation, criticized the Catholic church
Martin Luther
Martin Luther King Jr.
Vladimir Lenn
Joseph Stalin
A series of improvements in industrial technology that transformed the process of manufacturing goods
American Revolution
Industrial Revolution
Protestant
Catholic
Population during Industrial Revolution
high population in the country and low population in the city
high population in the cities and low population in the country
high population in the country and high population in the city
low population in the country and low population in the city
These two countries were involved in the Cold War
Germany in the Soviet Union
The U.S and Germany
U.S and the Soviet Union
The U.S and Japan
A system in which the government is the main provider of support for the sick, the needy and the retired-the government uses tax money to provide services
Communism
Welfare Capitalism
Socialism
Democracy
Major Religion in Southern Europe
Protestant
Catholic
Lutheran
Eastern Orthodox
Major religion in Northern Europe
Protestant
Catholic
Eastern Orthodox
Methodist
Major religion in Western Europe
Protestant
Protestant and Catholic
Catholic
Eastern Orthodox
When legos were invented in EUROPE
1940's
1950's
1960's
1970's
Country responsible for inventing LEGOS
Denmark
The Netherlands
The United Kingdom
Iceland
Rising pension and healthcare costs, declining workforce
Growing Population
Aging Population
Shrinking Population
Cultural Identity
The year the EU was created
1964
1973
1993
1996
The number of countries in the EU
26
27
28
29
The creation of the EU was...
a direct result of wanting to rebuild Europe after World War II
a direct result of wanting to rebuild Europe after World War I
a direct result of wanting to rebuild Europe after the Cold War
a direct result of wanting to rebuild Europe after the Vietnam War
WW2 Allied Powers
US, United Kingdom, Italy
US, United Kingdom, Soviet Union
United Kingdom, Soviet Union, Germany
United Kingdom, Soviet Union, Japan
WW2 Axis Powers
Germany, Italy, US
The Soviet Union, Italy, Japan
Germany, Italy, Japan
Germany, Italy, U.S
A system of government in which the government controls the ways of producing goods
Democracy
Communism
Socialism
Common Market
The ownership in a communist government/economy
Private
Public
First leader of the Soviet Union
Joseph Stalin
Vladimir Lenin
Communist dictator of the Soviet Union, used terror and force on his people
Vladimir Lenin
Joseph Stalin
Religion practiced by the Slavs, Russia's largest religion today
Eastern Orthodox Christianity
Catholic
Protestant
