Europe

The Austro-Hungarian empire was never a communist state. Following WWI and the breakup of Austria-Hungary, Hungary briefly became the Hungarian Soviet Republic from 21 March until 6 August 1919. Hungary was also a communist country, the People's Republic of Hungary, after WWII until 1989.

Key Country (capital) Austria (Vienna), Belgium (Brussels), Bulgaria (Sofia), Cyprus (Nicosia), Czech Republic (Prague) Denmark (Copenhagen), Estonia (Tallinn), Finland (Helsinki), France (Paris) Germany (Berlin), Greece (Athens), Hungary (Budapest), Ireland (Dublin), Italy (Rome) Latvia (Riga), Lithuania (Vilnius), Luxembourg (Luxembourg), Malta (Valetta), Netherlands (Amsterdam) Poland (Warsaw), Portugal (Lisbon), Romania (Bucharest), Slovakia (Bratislava) Slovenia (Ljubljana), Spain (Madrid), Sweden (Stockholm), United Kingdom (London)

a captured piece of Poland so Europe

The Western, Eastern and Northern hemispheres the three hemispheres that Europe is located in.

Austria - German

Belgium - German, Dutch

Denmark - Danish

Finland - Swedish

Germany - German

Iceland - Icelandic

Ireland - German

Liechtenstein - German

Luxembourg - Luxembourgish, German

Malta - English

Netherlands - Dutch

Norway - Norwegian

Sweden - Swedish

Switzerland - German

United Kingdom - English

No, the island of Great Britain does not have the longest coastline in Europe, it has the third at 11,779 km. However, if you mean the country of the United Kingdom (commonly referred to Great Britain) then the answer is still no and the position is still at third, but with an additional coastline of 650 km for Northern Ireland, summing up to 12,429 km.

Russia. (But don't forget that Russia has an Asian part as well)

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Europe is much smaller than Asia, about 1/4 the size. Europe is also less populous, with about 1/4 of the population as well. However, Europe is much more developed and industrialized, economically, politically, etc. It boasts the largest economy as well as some of the strongest currencies. Europe is much more densely populated than Asia as well. It also hosts one of the world's superpowers, the European Union (although this is not a country itself), as well as many of the former superpowers (UK, France, etc.), yet these countries still remain some of the most powerful in the world (definitely in the top 10). Some areas of Asia are compared to Europe and included in the Western world, such as Japan.

The five largest countries in Europe are Russia, Greenland, Ukraine, France and Turkey. However, less than half of Russia and of Turkey are actually in Europe

A True Renaissance man Johannes Gutenberg was the first European to use movable-type printing, and he created the mechanical printing press. The mechanical printing press is one of the most important inventions every made. The way of mass production of books before Gutenberg's invention, was wood block copying. After Gutenberg invention was made and used, the production of books, development in science, arts, and religion took off. The movable printing press also allowed more everyday people to print their own ideas and spread them, without being too expensive. Movable print changed our world, in many ways like, advances in the arts, science, religion, and also the spread of personal beliefs. The Renaissance is all about the rebirth from the Dark Ages, and with Gutenberg's printing press new ideas and individual beliefs were allowed to spread like wild fire throughout Europe, and change Europe forever. People, like Martin Luther, could write about their beliefs and get them out, even though the church controlled most people's actions, people could revolt and rebel and be different.

ok well you are right, but He was a metal smith so he used metal not wood, but he possably used wood to, I just needed to add that to make sure that people know he used metal, everything else perfect.

Spain, Portugal, and Andorra are the countries that are located on the Iberian Peninsula. The United Kingdom is also present through its territory of Gibraltar, however, it is usually not included as Gibraltar is merely a territory.

The UK is normally considered to be part of Europe, although it is separated from mainland Europe by the English Channel.

The United Kingdom is one of the member states of the EU, the European Union.

The least dense European country is not Russia (8.3 per/km2), but is in fact Iceland (3.1 per/km2). The answer is Iceland

The continent of Asia is connected to Europe.
Asia.
Asia

A nation-state is a country formed by one people sharing the same cultural heritage, language, or race. Nation-states started to appear in Europe in the 15th century due to the following reasons:

1) Decline of feudalism: Some strong Europeans leaders took back land and power from lands or some strong lords defeated other enemies to established a unified country

2) Decline of influence of Church: people were no longer only concerned about feudalism. Strong European leaders establish country ruled by their own people and were no longer under controlled of the Church.

West Central Europe includes Germany, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, and Slovenia.

1. there are no mountains to protect it from the sea

2. and its has wet cool summers and wet, mild winters.

Europe's largest peninsula is the Scandinavian Peninsula

Luxembourg

Austria

Switzerland

Andorra

San Marino

Belarus

Czech Republic

Hungary

Liechtenstein

Moldova

Serbia

Slovakia

Vatican City

Italy shares a border with Switzerland, so the distance is zero.

Iceland. On mainland Europe, the westernmost country is Portugal.

No. There are lots of countries smaller than Denmark in Europe. Some of these would include Andorra, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, Vatican city, Malta and others.