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Great Britain
Largest island in Europe
Lies at the heart of the United Kingdom
Comprised of Great Britain and Ireland
Largest division of the United Kingdom
River Thames runs through it
London is the biggest city on the River Thames
Downs
Chalk hills cannot support trees but have tons of grass for cattle
Once a great kingdom
Not anymore
Some people speak Welsh
English with a strong Celtic dialect
Most people speak English
Glenns
Narrow valleys carved by glaciers
Lochs
Deep, narrow lakes carved by glaciers
Ben Nevis
Highest mountain in the British Isles
Loughs
Crystal lakes
Warmer than England because of the North Atlantic Drift
River Shannon
Longer than the River Thames
Called the Emerald Isle
Giant's Causeway
Path from Ireland to Scotland
Made of lava
The BEST
Includes about 50 islands
Has 5 of the world's 15 highest waterfalls
Galdhopiggen
Highest peak in Scandinavia
Largest Scandinavian country
Has one of the highest life expectancies in the world
Lapps
Call themselves, Sami
Tend reindeer
Land of fire and ice
Large glaciers surround active volcanoes
Main landmass not including islands and peninsulas
The Louvre
Eiffel Tower
Persecution
Largest country in Europe by landmass
Paris
Capital of France
Located on the Seine River
Loire River
Longest river in France
Alps divide France from Italy
Mont Blanc is the highest mountain in the Alps
Pyrenees sperate France and Spain
**French Revolution
A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
Les Miseerables by Victor Hugo
Densly populated
Between France and Germany
Two of the 12 provinces form Holland where forty percent of the population is
Amsterdam is the capital
Rhine River
One of the most important rivers in Europe
Flows through/Borders 6 countries
Tulips
Bicycles
Brussels
3 Official Languages
Dutch, French, German
International financial and banking center
Birthplace of the Reformation
Heart of Germany (ancient and modern)
Berlin
Berlin Wall
Bavarian Alps
Border between Germany and Austria
Swiss Alps
Matterhorn
Cantons
United as a Republic
People can vote if they issue a petition
Swiss neutrality
Ruled by von Liechtenstein family since 1699
Represented by Sweden in International affairs
No army since 1868
Vienna
Capital
Home of the Lipizzaner Horses
Largest city in Austria
Danube River
Europe's second longest river
Spain
Andorra
Portugal
Madrid
Capital
Most populous among Europe's Mediterranean nations
Meseta
Tableland
Heartland of Spain
Tagus
Cuts Meseta in half
Spain's longest river
Strait of Gibraltar
Separates Spain and North Africa
Barcelona
Spain's most important manufacturing and trading center
Lisbon
Portugal's capital
Largest city
Italy=Grazing land
Apennine Mountains
Backbone of Italy
Po River
Longest River in Italy
Romulus and Remus
Mount Titano
Lies at the heart of the country
Pope's house
Surrounded by Rome
Smallest country in the world
Peloponnesus
Large peninsula in the South of Greece
Athens
Commercial center of Greece
Macedonia
Where Alexander the Great rose to power