Europe Unit 4

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    1. Unit 4 Europe
    2. The Land
      • Covers 1.9 million square miles
      • Seas and Coasts
        • Long jagged coast line (many peninsulas and offshore islands)
        • Being close to the sea has made it easy for most of Europe to trade
        • Sea is a source of food for many Europeans
    3. Mountains
      • Europe is covered mostly by mountains
      • The Pyrenees- rugged and form the border between France and Spain
      • The Alps- are located across the southern and central parts of Europe
      • Carpathians- chain of mountains that are located over eastern Europe
    4. Plains and Rivers
      • Fertile plains curve around the mountains
      • Farms and cities are located throughout the plains
      • Rivers provide trade links between inland areas
      • The Rhine flows through NW Europe
      • Danube River flows eastward from central Europe to the Black Sea
    5. Climate and Vegetation
      • A mild climate
        • Most countries enjoy a mild climate year round (due to the warm Atlantic current)
        • Northern Europe has colder longer winters and short and cool summers
      • Vegetation
        • Northern Europe- mosses and small shrubs
        • NW and Eastern- forests and grasslands
        • Air pollution has harmed many woodlands
    6. The Economy
      • Agriculture
        • Very productive farmland
        • Use modern equipment to produce maximum yields of grains, fruits, and vegetables
        • Raise cattle and sheep
      • Industry
        • Industrial centers developed around major mineral deposits
        • Manufacturing centers (cars, textiles, steel)
        • Service industries (banking, insurance, tourism)
    7. The People
      • Population- 520 million people
        • Mostly live in urban areas
      • History
        • Ancient Greeks and Romans laid the foundation for European government
        • 500-1500- Christianity shaped Europe
        • 1400s-1500s- The Renaissance (learning and arts advancement)
        • 1700s- The Industrial Revolution occurs
    8. The People
      • Europeans explored, settled, and conquered other lands
      • Competition for land led to two world wars
      • After WWII, Europe split, one side communist, the other side non-communist
      • 1980s- communism fell bringing countries’ governments and economies together

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