Europe

There is no one money in Europe.

26 countries use the Euro (symbol '€') as a common currency.

All the countries in Europe (with the exception of Liechtenstein) have their own individual currencies.

Europe is known as peninsula of peninsulas because it the largest peninsula as it is surrounded by water on all three sides. It is surrounded by water in North by Arctic ocean, in West by Atlantic ocean and in South by Southern ocean.

None of the three major religions have roots in Europe. However, Protestantism, a sect of Christianity, and it is a sect based on protests of the Catholic and Church of England. Protestants are a plurality in the United States and Canada.

China holds the first place with 115000 tonnes followed by Indonesia with 55000 tonnes in tin production.

Get the list of Countries by Tin Production @ statsmonkey

there not American!

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The Iberian Peninsula contains four territories: Portugal, Spain, Andorra and Gibraltar.

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Strasbourg is the capital of the Alsace region of France and of the department of Bas-Rhin in France, though it has at various times in the past belonged to Germany.

The weather and soil is perfect for these crops. Lemons are also grown.

Eastern Europe has truly been in chaos since the fall of communism. Since the fall of communism, the population of Eastern Europe has been declining due to mass emigration. Most Eastern Europeans have been migrating to Western Europe or the United States, or to highly developed countries to have a better lifestyle. Great Britain is one of the most developed countries in the world and is a hotspot for immigrants.

The Western Uplands, also known as the Northern Highlands, is the region of Europe containing Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Scotland, Ireland, the Brittany region of France, Spain, and Portugal.

Russia is more associated with Eastern Europe than it is with Northern Europe, but this is simply because Europe is more commonly split into just west and east.

If you were to split Europe into just north and south, Russia would be considered Northern Europe.

No. It depends what you mean by "asia". Some people consider Siberia part of asia, if you're considering it then yes its way colder than europe. But even without Siberia, it's still very cold, look at Mongolia. It also gets very hot, hence the amazing entrance of Gobi Desert.

Romania and Bulgaria border one another and are separated by the Danube. There is no country 'in the middle'.

A long, narrow, deep inlet of the sea between steep slopes

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French, followed by German and Spanish

The Apennine Peninsula is located in southern Europe. It is loosely shaped like a boot and is occupied by the country Italy.
The Appenines are the "spine of Italy", but this peninsula also contains the countries of San Marino and the Vatican.
Italy
Italy, San Marino, Vatican City.

Vegemite is sold at any supermarket, independent grocery store or even service station in Australia. there are many novelty and tourist shops which also include Vegemite in their product range.

It the lowland that surrounds the caspian sea.

Columus but not 100% sure

Southern Europe contains Portugal Spain Italy Vatican City San Marino Malta Greece Cyprus and Turkey.

The longest river in Europe is the river Volga - 2,294 miles long. Followed by:-

Danube - 1,780 miles long Ural - 1,509 miles long Dnieper - 1,420 miles long Don - 1,210 miles long

The largest country in Southern Europe in terms of area is Spain. In terms of population, the answer is Italy.