WorksheetsNorthern Europe
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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
Who were the Norseman?
Name referring to the people of Northern Europe today
also known as the Vikings who built ships and went on raids
Finnish Speaking People of Sweden
Irish immigrants from Denmark
Who were the Sami?
descendants of nomadic peoples who lived in Scandinavia for thousands of years
descendants of the people who migrated into Northern Europe for work
descendants of the nomadic peoples who came into Iceland
descendants of the Vikings who built ships and went on raids
What physical feature is most prominent in Norway and Sweden?
Beaches
Hills
Mountains
Forests
What is true about Sweden as it approaches the Baltic Sea?
It remains level
It elevates slightly
It slopes downward
It forms a mountain
What is water stratification?
Where water becomes completely black
A situation where water layers do not mix
When the water turns red from oxidation
When the fresh water supply is running low
