Europe

Amsterdam,Paris,Sofia,Rome,Vienna,Budapest,Berlin,Podgorica,Belgrade,Ankara,Skopje,London,Kiew,Moscow,Madrid,Zagreb,Warsaw,Prague,Vilnius,Tbilisi,Bratislava,Talinn,Brussels,Helsinki,Oslo,Sarajevo,Copenhagen,Dublin,Bucharest,Chisinau,Reykjavik,Yerevan,Tirana,Lisbon,Athens,Minsk,Berne,Riga,Ljubljana,Valetta,Vatican city,Vaduz,Monaco,San Marino,Baku.

Russia is the European country that consumes the most beer, amounting to ten billon five hundred sixty million liters per year. The Czech Republic has the highest per capita consumption at 148.6 liters.

Cities that start with the letter Y are:

Yacuiba, Bolivia

Yagoua,Cameroon

Yaguara, Colombia

Yakataga, US

Yakima, Washington, US

Yalgoo, Australia

Yalumet, Papua New Guinea

Yamoussoukro, Cote D'Ivoire, Ivory Coast

Yaoundé, Cameroon

Yasawa Island, Fiji

Yekaterinburg, Russia

Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada

Yerevan, ArmeniaYonad, CZ

Yerington, Nevada

Yonad, CZ

Yonkers, New York. US

Yorba Linda, California, US

York, England

Youngstown, Ohio, US

Ypsilanti, Michigan, US

Yreka. California. US

Yuma, Arizona, US

The Roman Republic was the first republic in Europe, and all other republics are redirected from it. (except for an Indian republic that existed before the Roman Republic, but the system there was different from modern republics).

The European Empire

Africa is closer to the equator than the United States. As a matter of fact the equator runs right through Africa.

North Africa and Europe are separated by the Mediterranean Sea.

There were several reasons that Europeans were interested in controlling Africa.

Resources: There were an incredible variety of resources produced around the world that fed into the European industrial machine. Central Africa produces coltan and other metal ores, there are numerous types of wood in the African Rainforests, the animals of the savanna have exotic pelts, etc. The European powers wanted to gain access to these resources to power their industrial rise.

Strategic Territory: Numerous colonies had specific strategic locations, such as Egypt with the current Suez Canal, Morocco with the Straits of Gibraltar, Mozambique because of its proximity eo the Indian massive spice production and outlets to the Indian ocean. Many colonies were chosen specifically based on where they were and how effectively defense could be maintained by holding those positions.

Christian Evangelism: Many Europeans believed quite strongly at the time that their technological success was correlated with their belief in Christianity. In their view, non-Christians like the Muslims and Animists who prevailed in Africa etc. were hindered by the mentalities present in their religions from being technologically astute. In order to "help" these people to becomes more modern and more worldly, it was "necessary" to teach them the proper way to believe so that they too could succeed. Sometimes this evangelism was benign. At other times, it erupted in full-scale conflict.

White Man's Burden: Europeans were fascinated with the philosophy of J.S. Mills Jr. and Rudyard Kipling who believed that there was really only one track to humanity and each person was on this track to ultimate advancement. As Europeans were further along this track, it was "incumbent" on them as act of generosity to help those who were not as technologically or "culturally" advanced. There were campaigns across Africa, Asia, and Australia to "Europeanize the Natives" so that they would be "able" to progress properly.

Labor and Military Augmentation: The colonies had very high populations relative to European countries. This allowed them to add large numbers to their labor force and to create new military divisions from this large population.

Appearance of Power: European Leaders ascribed power and dominance to those countries who were able to amass a large number of colonies, especially if they were in coveted or strategic locations.

The BAFTAs: The British Academy of Film and Television Arts.

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Imperialism has been around for a very long time. Imperialism by definition is basically a very big country taking over a smaller one and holding it under its rules and/or laws.

For example the operation in 2003 in Iraq

Europe does not have any deserts. It is too far north of the equator to have the level of heat to create deserts. There are hot and dry places, but no deserts.

It appears that the Shortest route I can find is from Jacksonville Beach, FL to San Diego, CA, at a distance of 2,109 miles according to Google Maps.

There are many great landforms in Europe. These landforms include but are not limited to a great number of mountains.

From Europe to New world:
Onions
Olives
Turnips
Coffee Beans
Peaches, Pairs
Grains (Wheat, Rice, Barley, Oats)
Livestock (Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Horses)
Disease (Smallpox, Influenza, Typhus, Measles, Malaria, Diphtheria, Whooping, Cough)
Honeybees
Sugar cane
Bananas
Grapes
Citrus Fruit

From the New World, To Europe:
Squash
Pumpkins
Turkeys
Peanuts
Potatoes
Tomatoes
Corn
Sweet Potatoes
Peppers
Tobacco
Pineapples
Cacao
Beans
Vanilla

Ores are made by the interaction of magma (liquid rock) with lighter rocks and minerals in the crust. Metals can become concentrated by their relative density within the magma.

You might find these a bit odd:

- We take our shoes of while entering classrooms, some offices ect...

- In some countries their busses stop anyways, but in Finland you need to wave for the driver to stop

- Prices here are not debateable.

- You are allowed to use the phone on the bus, but you may not YELL TO IT!

- While you are in a lift, you might not want to speak. I don't really understand it myself but some people shush you if you tend to speak...

- We rarely call your teachers/bosses by their last name. We tend to use the first one.

- When a Finn sees a friend (a good old friend or boss ect... wich they have not seen in some time) they shake hands and make eyecontact. Usually just say 'Moi' (=Hello).

- Smoking is allowed, but only in the accepted areas.

- We usually don't smoke inside our homes. Usually means usually, so there are some who smoke.

- And in sauna it's considered polite to ask before throwing more water on to the hot rocks. Some might not ask and you are allowed to leave at any point you like.

And one more: We don't complain about some mistakes. We should but we don't.

The first capital of Finland was Turku, then Helsinki.

Peter I (the Great) brought a lot of change to Russia. He wanted to westernize his country and make it more modern. He spent time traveling around Europe, observing what other countries were doing differently. Here are a few examples of the things he changed:

He made all the men shave their beards. Otherwise, they had to pay tax for having a beard!

He made everyone wear western clothes and hold western-style parties.

He gained control of the Russian church.

He established schools in Moscow.

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France is a member of the EU and is a part of the European continent, so yes it is a European country

• Pretty much the same as anywhere else in the world. There are a several major deposits of most any metal and mineral in different European countries.
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mining#Europe

Absolutely, Alaska Airlines has expanded its reach beyond North America to include European destinations, allowing travelers to explore the continent with ease. While Alaska Airlines primarily operates flights within North America, it has formed partnerships with international airlines that provide access to European cities.

Alaska Airlines has codeshare agreements and partnerships with airlines such as British Airways, Condor, Icelandair, and more. These partnerships enable travelers to book flights that connect seamlessly from Alaska Airlines' North American routes to various European cities.

Passengers can enjoy the convenience of booking a single itinerary that includes both Alaska Airlines flights and those operated by partner airlines, simplifying the travel experience. This opens up a range of options for exploring Europe, whether it's the historic charm of London, the stunning landscapes of Iceland, or the vibrant culture of Frankfurt.

When planning a trip to Europe with Alaska Airlines, it's advisable to check their official website or contact their customer service for the most up-to-date information on routes, codeshare agreements, and partner airlines. Remember that these partnerships make venturing from North America to Europe more accessible and convenient for travelers seeking new horizons.

Both countries are wonderful, they both have their problems as well as their advantages, so it is a purely personal choice, like asking do you prefer apples or pears.

You will need lighter clothing in Central Africa because it is closer to the Equator therefore making it warmer

You would need lighter clothing in central Africa because it is on the Equator, where the temperature is consistently warm, so it is warmer than northern Europe. i put the same thing but in different words