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What 3 countries were the first to be industrialised in continental Europe?
Great Britain was the first industrialized country in Europe. They began their Industrial Revolution in the 1700s. When the Industrial Revolution then spread to the European mainland in the 1800s, really three countries became industralized at the same time, so you need a total of the first four. These countries were France, Germany, and Belgium. So the first four industrialized countries in Europe were Great Britain, France, Germany, and Belgium.
What are four countries that are in Europe?
Norway, Portugal, Croatia, and Belarus are four examples of European countries.
What four countries on the European mainland does the Arctic Circle cross?
Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Russia.
What are the four biggest countries in Europe?
RussiaFranceUkraineSpainWholly in Europe:UkraineFranceSpainSweden
What four countries in Europe have the largest population?
Istanbul,Turkey
What countries in Europe are under Capitalism?
All countries in Europe follow Capitalism. Only four countries in the world follow Socialism (the opposite of Capitalism), who are China, Laos, Vietnam, and Cuba. However, none of these countries are in Europe.
What four countries in mainland Southeast Asia located southeast of Myanmar Burma?
Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, and Brunei.
How many countries of Europe are at least above the Arctic Circle?
Four of them.
Is Italy France and Poland the three countries in western Europe?
Western Europe has twenty-four countries, not just three. Yes, Italy and France are in Western Europe, however, Poland is in Eastern Europe.
What four mainland southern Asian countries include territory in the Himalayas?
Nepal, India, Pakistan
What three europene countries start with a?
There are four countries in Europe that begin with the letter A. The countries are Albania, Andorra, Armenia and Austria.
Which four countries in Europe have at least one fourth of their land use for trade and manufacturing?
Belgium, Croatia, Denmark, and The Netherlands
