Europe

France is the biggest country in western Europe.

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The powder keg

The Mediterranean-though it is shared with parts of Asia and Africa. The largest sea entirely in Europe would be the North Sea.

Yes. They are both in Europe.

Bosnia and Herzegovina, with 47% of its population living in urban areas.

Turin, Italy

Toulouse, France

Tallinn, Estonia

Thessaloniki, Greece

Timisoara, Romania

Yes, its in Rome.

The cleanest country in Europe, and of the world, as of 2010, is Iceland. This is taken from the Environmental Performance Index which is a UN conducted list that ranks each country on, well, its environmental performance (pollution, scenery, cleanliness, air, waters, etc.).

Brussels

The eural river separates Europe from Asia

You cannot put a price on a continent. The closest thing is valuing the gross domestic product of Europe (GDP). Its GDP is about US$18,800,000,000, the largest of any continent.

The exchange of foods and animals from the Americas to and from the rest of the planet since the time of Columbus is a vital question to understanding American and world history. It is surprising that even a web page as prevelant as answers.com reports "no answer," to this fundemental question.

Europeans brought grapes, peaches and apples to eat, but none of these fruits would have been successful without bringing the European honey bee. The Spanish brought the stinging European honey bee in the 1500's to produce honey in the colonies. English brought an experimental boat after the pilgrims in the 1620's with silk worms including honey bees. Mayans had already been cultivating a stingless, native variety of bees especially along the yucatan, although these bees produced less quantity of honey, and this traditional practice is all but forgotten until very recently when Mexicans of Mayan descent started using the more aggressive European-African hybrid that migrated from Brazil after a crossbreeding experiment escaped years ago. This new hybrid can produce up to 120 gallons a year per colony, while native species' colonies produced only up to 4-5 gallons per year. It was not known to early colonists until the late 18th century the affect of bee pollenation on the local environment. As previously stated, European honey bees were brought for honey. As a result, apples and peaches became prosperous crops while certain native species were crowded out.

Horse Cattle and Pigs were domesticated livestock brought by Europeans to Americas that devistated unfenced Amerindian cornfields. Worse, the pigs grubbed out native plants that American Indians ate as alternative to corn when supplies were low.

Nightcrawlers, or large worms were brought by Europeans in the dropped Ballasts of ships carrying tobbacco back from Jamestown. Dirt used to balance ships at sea had to be dropped for heavy cargo, and with this English dirt came nightcrawlers that ate up the deciduous forest floors that were previously covered in leaves. These leaves gave nutrients to native underbrush American Indians used for foraging. Native peoples often cleared out forest floors with controled burning techniques and managed to spread berry bushes and trees they could cultivate for food, by which new foliage would mulch and provide nutrients. The introduction of nightcrawlers spreading up and down river banks could finish off these nutritious leaves in a few days.

Some seeds were brought by African Americans for food such as the watermelon, which along with the European honey bee began to spread naturally along the American landscape.

In return, Americas provided the world with potatoes, chocolate (cocoa), corn, green beans, squash, raspberries, blueberies, strawberries, pinapples, mangoes and vanilla. Coincidence or consequence, the world population began to grow like never before after the 1700's.

No.

The smallest country in Europe - and the world - is the Vatican State, a tiny enclave within the city of Rome, Italy. It is a fraction of a square mile in area.

Albania comes way up the list of countries in Europe. The next smallest is Monaco, a principality on the south coast of France.

Among the other countries that are smaller than Albania are Leichtenstein, Andorra, San Marino, Malta, Luxembourg and several others.

The westerlies.

The prevailing westerlies pick up warmth from the North Atlantic Drift and carry it over Europe. The East is most affected because prevailing westerlies blow from the west to the east. ... Explain which part of Europe is most affected.

Commercial farming.

European monarchs used the Divine Right of Kings to justify every action taken during his or her reign. This came as a result of the Reformation and various other religious struggles within and against the Catholic church. With the Church's power collapsing, Kings such as Henry VIII became keeper of the faith and sought to unite the church. The monarchs began to enforce the idea that they were told directly by God that they were subject to God only. Works such as Hobbe's Leviathan claimed that the sovereign's power came from God and therefore it was sacrilegous to do anything against that power. People accepted that due to their ignorance with the exception of the nobles who saw that the King's unifying power was undermining their own feudal roles.

new and very valuable reasources along with more land

Iceland

Ireland

United Kingdom

Portugal

Spain

Andorra

France

Monaco

Italy

Vatican City

San Marino

Malta

Switzerland

Liechtenstein

Germany

Luxembourg

Belgium

Netherlands

Denmark

Norway

Sweden

Finland

Austria

Czech Republic

Poland

Hungary

Slovakia

Slovenia

Croatia

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Montenegro

Albania

Greece

Macedonia

Turkey

Cyprus

Bulgaria

Romania

Serbia

Kosovo

Moldova

Ukraine

Belarus

Russia

Estonia

Latvia

Lithuania

PARTIALLY IN EUROPE:

Georgia

Azerbaijan

Kazakhstan

Any place along the Equator, as it has a constant temperature year round.

The boundary between Europe and Western Russia is the westernmost boundary of Russia, bordering countries such as Finland, Poland, and Belarus. If you meant what is the boundary between European Russia (Western Russia) and Asian Russia (Eastern Russia), it is the Ural Mountains.

Nova Scotia fits the definition: an area of land almost completely surrounded by water except for an isthmus connecting it with the mainland.

Iceland, where the word geyser is actually derived from.