Europe

We can use the Pharisees as an example of this. They had lost their love of God and become so legalistic they were not an example, a good example, of what a believer should be. They scorned the Truth, Jesus, when they saw it because it disrupted their traditons etc. The same can happen to a church. We can become so caught up in the day-to-day part of religion we no longer are close to God. We become stale. The Holy Spirit is no longer able to move and do something new in their hearts because they are so bound up by traditions etc. The Israelites did the same thing. God said at one point. " Their lips praise me but their hearts are far from me." When worship of God becomes mundane and "same old", and we no longer want to obey God, we are in danger of becoming dead spiritually, whether it is a church or a person.

south

Macaroni is a food, not a language. A different word, macaraonic, refers to text using a mix of different languages, but is not a language itself.

Great Britain.

No countries in Western Europe has any sort of continental climate, as this type of climate is distinctly found only in Eastern Europe. Most Western European nations have an oceanic climate.

attempted to work within the democratic political party system.

Britain did have it's own 'revolution' in the Civil War, but unlike the continental monarchies, Britain had a powerful tradition of representative assemblies, whose consent was required for raising taxes and enacting laws. The provincial gentry, educated in laws schools and universities, was not dependent on royal service or the aristocracy -- it was capable of generating wealth from trade -- and knew how to control their social environment. It was the gentry who filled the positions of Justices Of The Peace and seats in the House Of Commons. So, in order to govern the country, the king needed the support of the gentry, and their loyalty to him was conditional. There was also no standing army.

They weren't, they left when it started getting raided and they had got all they wanted out of it.

with stuff

feudalism

The earliest European settlers in Canada are now thought to have come from Scandanavia. There are Viking object remains in the Maritime provinces of eastern Canada. These date from between 1000 - 1100 A.D.

The countries in the region known as the West Balkan are: Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia and Slovenia.

The Industrial Revolution between 1750 and 1850 had a profound effect on the economic period of those times. Advances in practices increased to supply of food. The system was more efficient and more profitable

Transcaucasia consists of the republics of Armenia, Azerbaijan & Georgia. It is located between the Caucasus Mountains.

A visa is automatically given, for 90 days, when you debark in France with your passport. It will be stamped in your passport. Yes. They need a US passport to enter France and a visa to travel within the country.

At the beginning of the 1930's France seemed to be the strongest nation in Europe. It had the second largest army and air force. Although the USSR surpassed France in the military sphere, it lacked a good economy to adequately support its military forces.

The EU works toward the goal of creating peace and prosperity which means that the EU helped Europe unite itself by making economic well being.

The first inhabitants of the Iberian Peninsula are referred to as the Iberian People. The Iberian People are thought to be descendants of prehistoric man.

Sweden

The European Community.

France is on the western part of Europe so according to this map yes yes it is.

for more information go to HTTP://wikipedia.com for more on France!

qwertyuiop

Latvia was the 18th State to join

Dolmens can be found in the Iberian Peninsula, the British Isles, France, the Netherlands, Germany, Russia, etc. (mostly Northern Europe/Western Europe).

Members of the European Union work for the better of Europe. They help all other members, and have great economic capabilities (although not so great now) and diplomatic relations.