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Europe
Europe, the world's second-smallest continent by surface area, comprises of the westernmost peninsula of Eurasia, and shares 2% of the Earth's surface and about 6.8% of its land area. It is the third-most populous continent after Asia and Africa, having about 11% of the world's population.
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How did World War 1 affect societies outside of western Europe?
In the most basic sense: During WWI European nations had made various agreements with their colonial possessions and generally promised them more freedoms from control and even complete freedom in some cases (if they were to help in the war effort). Because of this and other factors other nations were pulled into the war (keep in mind at this time Europe possessed vast quantities of overseas territories and thus this affects the majority of the populated world). After the war many of these "promises" were not kept and this led to the general dissatisfactions of the nations that were pulled into the war. This led to movements against control from the European powers and lead to general decolonization and formation of many new free nations.
Is Sheffield a good place to visit?
Sheffield, South yorkshire, England is a delightful place to visit with a variety of sport, history and culture with two fantastic university's for students.
Introducing western-style democracy in eastern European nations?
Posed enrmous challenges.
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Which tree countries are in both Europe and Asia russia azerbaijan Ukraine kazakhstan?
Russia, Azerbaijan, and Kazakhstan.
The Ukraine is wholly in Europe.
Did the Europe map remain the same after World War 1?
Definitely not. The map of Eastern Europe was completely altered as the Ottoman Empire and the Austrian-Hungarian Empire were dismantled, and the Russian Empire lost a significant amount of land in Eastern Europe as well. Germany also lost a significant amount of land, mostly in Eastern Europe. But Germany also lost land to France and Denmark, and also formed a demilitarized zone, the Rhineland, between France and Germany.
What landform is found in many parts of Europe?
There are many abundant European landforms. They include rivers, plains, mountains, etc.
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What are the drawbacks of the European Currency?
The main drawback is that the band (span, range) of interest rates is the same over a large economic area. Countries that used to have their own currencies and hence interest rates may find this causes difficulties, as they have national governments with differing policies. On the positive side, however, the Euro has greatly reduced transaction costs within the Eurozone and has provided price transparency.
All people living in Bosnia and Herzegovina were not in favor of independence.
What is the leading steel producer in Western Europe?
Germany is the leading steel producer in Western Europe.
A. Animal herds moved north, and hunter-gatherers followed.
What was Europe like in the 1200?
http://www.euratlas.com/history_europe/europe_map_1200.html
Charlemagne.
Holy Roman Empire.
Constantinople.
Feudalism.
Industrial Revolution
Why San Marino is a independent state?
The independence of San Marino was recognised over 500 years ago by the various Popes. Later, when Italy was unified in the 19 century, Garibaldi was requested by the Regents of San Marino to let them remain as a separate country and he agreed.
