What European nation's border do nine countries touch?
Germany touches: Denmark,
Belarous,
Netherlands,
Luxembourg,'
France,
Switzerland,
Austria,
Czech Republic,
Poland.
The United Kingdom is such a country. It was once the largest empire the Earth has ever seen, and after the World Wars, it established an organization of all of its colonies at the time to keep close links; this is known as the British Commonwealth of Nations and lasts to this day, with a total of 54 members.
Who is the three leaders in Europe now?
Europe is a continent with over 50 countries. Each of those countries have their own leaders. So there are a lot more than three leaders in Europe.
In what ways did the south's morale deteriorate?
US Naval blockade of Southern ports.
Emancipation Proclamation making it impossible for Britain and France to send military aid.
Death of Stonewall Jackson.
Union liberation of the Mississippi.
Grant ending the system of prisoner exchange - Confederate numbers plummeted.
Steady dwindling of war supplies - more troops going barefoot.
Inflation due to the increasingly worthless Confederate dollar
Sherman's destruction of farms and railroads. Troops starving.
What is the most spatially discontinuous of the European regions?
Spatially means space and discontinuous in this case means broken. So it is broken space. The area that best defines this is the Mediterranean Europe.
Looked at over the past 1000 years, no European country had stable boundaries
You may be referring to Ankara. It is not in Europe. It is a city in Turkey. A very small part of Turkey is in Europe, but the vast majority of it is in Asia. Ankara is in that part, so it is not in Europe.
Is the sansvaal in south Africa or Europe?
As far as my research goes there is no such thing known as a sansvaal.
Is Switzerland southern Europe?
Switzerland is usually classed as central Europe or Western Europe. It is towards the south of Europe. It is nearer to the south of Europe than it is to the north of Europe.
Why is there so much poverty in the Balkans?
Poverty in the Balkans is driven by a combination of historical, economic, and political factors. The region has faced prolonged instability due to conflicts in the 1990s, which disrupted economic development and infrastructure. Additionally, high unemployment rates, limited access to education and healthcare, and corruption hinder economic growth and exacerbate poverty. Lastly, the transition from socialist economies to market economies has been challenging, leaving many communities without adequate support or resources.
What is the southernmost spot in Europe?
In mainland continental Europe, it is Tarifa in Spain. Other places (e.g. Crete, Malta, Cyprus which are all islands) are more southerly.
La Restinga, El Hierro in the Canary Islands (which are part of Spain) is 550 miles further south than the sourthern tip of Gavdos near Crete. Does it not qualify as Europes most southerly point.