Europe

If going by all regions of Europe, Switzerland would be placed in neither Southern or Northern Europe; it would be placed in Central Europe simply based on its location.

However, if all European countries had to be placed as either being in Northern or Southern Europe (say, splitting Europe in "half"), Switzerland would be part of Northern Europe. Culturally and historically, Switzerland is more related to Northern Europe. The Alps are one of the cutoff lines between the north and south of Europe, and has historically acted as a separator between Northern and Southern Europe. Since Switzerland is on the northern side of the Alps, it has been open more to Northern European culture than Southern European.

There are lots of countries in Europe, with different nationalities, unlike the USA. Each country has different ways for greeting people.

The richest country in Europe is Germany by GDP, Liechtenstein by GDP per capita.

The country that is part of Europe and Asia [Minor] that belonged to the ancient Lydians, Phrygians, Aeolians and Ionians is todays Turkey.

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The first Allied offensive in Europe was in Sicily, in Italy.

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In 2003 he became president of the European Union, a post that rotates among European heads of state every six months.

The northern half of Germany in the North European Lowland whereas the southern part is in the Central Uplands. Only a small part of southern Germany along the border with Switzerland and Austria is part of the Alpine System. The variety of landforms helps to account for Germany's mixed economy of agriculture, mining, industry, and tourism. The United Kingdom is partially Western Uplands and partially Lowlands. Only a small part of Belgium and Poland are in the Central Uplands.

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The eastern hemisphere is the hemisphere that lies to the east of the Prime Meridian and ends at 180 degrees longitude while the western hemisphere lies to the west of the Prime Meridian and also ends at 180 degrees longitude. Since the Prime Meridian passes through Greenwich, UK, the vast majority of European countries lie in the eastern hemisphere. The only exceptions are Iceland, Eire, Portugal, the majority of the UK, the majority of Spain and a minority of France.

The capital of the European city of Cyprus is divided by a wall. The city has two names. It is called Nicosia but it is also sometimes called Lefkosia. The city is divided between the Greek and Turkish population. I hope that helps and good luck with completing your crossword.

It is capitalized Western Europe

So they could control American news.

Mediterranean Europe is windy because it is located off a sea. Large bodies of water usually create wind because it affects the temperature.

Yes. It is an island belonging to Spain.

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North America is much larger than Europe. North America covers an area of 24,709,000 km2 (3rd largest continent) while Europe covers an area of 10,180,000 km2 (6th largest continent). This means North America is about 2.5 times the size of Europe.

Yes it does. It may also include Andorra, a small country that sits between France and Spain.

Because some countries want to take them over and make them part of something larger, and this causes friction between the countries - even if the countries are small, if, say, Russia was to invade and take over, the rest of the world would be upset.

It is a disadvantage because it limits space to grow and it is also an advantage because it is a point of tourism.

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As of 2001 it was 5,299 according to the census

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It depends on whether you consider certain nations to be fully occupied, as in the case of France which was occupied in the north and dictated to in the south. The nations that are considered to be occupied are Norway, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Austria, Italy, Chechloslavakia (sp?), Hungary, Poland, the Soviet Union, Denmark, Romania, Bulgaria, Albania, Yugoslavia, Greece and several smaller jurisdictions like Monaco. North Africa in certain areas is thought to have been occupied.