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What are some social structures of western Europe?
big
Why was Adolf Hitler's Atlantic Wall built to last 1000 years?
Because Of the quality of the structures and to keep the allies permanently sealed out of Europe for generations to come. Because Of the quality of the structures and to keep the allies permanently sealed out of Europe for generations to come. Because Of the quality of the structures and to keep the allies permanently sealed out of Europe for generations to come.
Which statement about the social structures in Europe during the middle agesis most accurate?
sharp class distinctions
How did the social and political structures of medieval Europe change?
People got more rich
How do you use the words acid rain and Europe in a sentence?
While I was visiting Europe, I noticed that the acid rain was destroying the marvelous marble structures there.
Which tower is fourth tallest freestanding structure in Europe?
The fourth-eighth tallest freestanding structures in Europe are all chimneys and not towers. The Europatrum (Tower of Europe) is the ninth tallest freestanding structure in Europe.However, the third tallest freestanding structure in Europe is a tower: the Fernsehturm Berlin.
Similar rock structures exist in the Appalachian Mountains and in Greenland and western Europe?
True. This is all because of continental drift
What has the author Albert Remans written?
Albert Remans has written: 'Sports structures in Europe' -- subject(s): Council of Europe 'Socialisering van vrijetijdsrollen' -- subject(s): Recreation, Social aspects of Sports, Sports, Youth
What was the first east Asian country to modernize on a western pattern was?
Japan. It was one of the first countries in Asia to undergo modernization based off of structures from Europe and America.
What has the author Derek Allen written?
Derek Allen has written: 'Tax and Giving in Europe' 'Addressing Overseas Business Letters' 'Tax and Giving in Europe 1993/9' 'Handbook of International Company Structures in the Major Industrial and Trading Countries of the World' -- subject(s): In library
Why the US experienced greater prosperity than Europe after World War 1?
WW I was fought in Europe, and it was enormously destructive. Homes, factories, and other structures and infrastructure were massively damaged or destroyed. In the US, there was no fighting. American soldiers had to travel to Europe to participate in the fighting. So the US was physically intact after the war (despite casualties, of course) and therefore was better able to develop its economy, while Europe was rebuilding.
What are structures that have the same function but different structures called?
homologous structures
