Europe

Malta is the fourth smallest European country.

Europe and Asia are not geographically continents, only politically. Europe and Asia are physically attached to each other and form the larger continent of Eurasia, which geographically is a continent and not politically one. Which means Eurasia has continental drift since it is a continent, while Europe and Asia are not (geographically speaking).

Main countries by area:

Russia

France

Ukraine

Spain

Sweden

Main countries by population:

Russia

Germany

France

United Kingdom

Italy

Main countries by influence on the world:

United Kingdom

Spain

France

Russia

Portugal

england and switzerland

Denmark has Nordic origins and some of that type of culture. They have a monarch/parliamentary government. They are extremely high tech, advanced in the sciences, medicine and other disciplines. They are a sophisticated nation that has embraced their traditions and the beauty of their cultural past. The people are well educated and a lot healthier than Americans are in their health. They share many of the great nuances of Belgium and the Netherlands, like great chocolates, tulips, good food, beautiful designs of their clothing and architecture. They have great industries like fishing, agriculture, tourism, information sciences, medical sciences and education. So while they are a democratic nation they still love their monarch family as the Brits love theirs. (see the link below)

Yes, Sweden has mountains. The tallest range over 2000 m (6,562 feet).

There were a number of sects operating through the Middle Ages. Prior to the Great Schism of the 11th century, the Roman Catholic Church was the most powerful. After that time, the greatest body of the Church was divided in two, with the Roman Catholics in the West, centered on Rome, and the Eastern Orthodox in the East, centered on Constantinople.

Other Churches of interest include the Celtic Church, which was absorbed into Roman Catholicism after the Council of Whitby in the 7th century, the Oriental Orthodox Church, and the Coptic Church, which began in Alexandria and remains to this day, with its own pope. Churches such as the Ethiopian Orthodox Church and Indian Orthodox Church existed during the time, but were outside the area of the European Middle Ages.

There were a large number of religious groups regarded as heretical today and by the dominant Church of the time. Possibly the most notable of these was the Cathars, against whom the Church conducted the Albigensian Crusade. There were also the Gnostics, Monatists. Bogomils, Free Spirits, Waldensians, and many others.

The city of Philadelphia was in the British colony of Pennsylvania, in North America.

(It still exists today as the largest city in the modern day US state of Pennsylvania)

This is the time period of WWII, which is when Nazi Germany sent many groups of people to concentration camps, most notably the Jewish people. This is known as the Holocaust and a total of 6,000,000 Jews perished.

Russia and Austria-Hungary

And Turkey, depends which period you are asking about

Massachusetts

Economic Development

Paris France

Poland, Czech republic, austria, Switzerland, France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, denmark

high taxes and free public universities -apex

The largest climates in Europe are the oceanic and continental climates. Oceanic climate covers most of Western Europe while continental covers most of Eastern Europe.

Humans started migrating to Europe because their food sources (herds of animals) did so. In prehistoric times, humans typically followed herds of animals as a source of food. Europe also possessed many caves which protected people from the cold. In addition, groups of humans started becoming different than others. Those with lighter skin moved north to please their skin's melanin consumption. If they were had to stayed in Africa, they would have died from Vitamin D overdose. And vice versa, those with darker skin stayed in the warmer areas to consume more Vitamin D, and if they were have to moved north, they would've died from Vitamin D deficiency.

1. Cranberries ( Northern Europe )

2. Leek ( Europe and/or Asia )

3. Brussel sprouts ( Belgium )

The exact location of Lithuania is 56 00 degrees North, 24 00 degrees East. Capital: Vilinuis.

Jan Mayen, Norway

Jarcevo, Russia

Jarensk, Russia

Jarnasklubb, Sweden

All countries in Europe have sloping roofs on at least some of their houses

Troopships being escorted by warships, sailing as a convoy. Attack by German submarines (U-boats) was the biggest threat.

It started in June 18,1789

In 732, the Franks halt to further Muslim advance into Europe