What ocean borders Europe and Asia?
The Arctic Ocean is the only ocean to border both Europe and Asia. Although, if you included the Mediterranean as part of the Atlantic, then the Atlantic would too border both Europe and Asia.
Which country was known as the cradle of civilization in Europe?
The Levant, cradle of civilization the area encompassing the eastern shores of the Mediterranean Sea from roughly the Isthmus of Suez to the Taurus Mountains, including present-day Israel, Lebanon, western Jordan, the Sinai in Egypt, and that part of Syria defined by the Orontes Valley and the region of Aleppo. It is a more or less heterogeneous region, encompassing an area of about 75,000 square miles, divided into specific areas of diverse ecological and environmental character surprisingly similar to that of southern California. onlong the coast of these counties is the land that the crusaders had their last outposts for attempted crusades and to assist pilgrims to the holy land, these outposts were gradually defeated so the knights templers and other christians army, due to the vast force of the Turkish empire (Ottomans), the christian armies retreated to islands such a Cyprus, Corfu and Malta(awesome wars for Malta,only Malta never fell to the Ottomans}.To remember think about the holy lands,hence ''the Cradle of Civilization''.
Answer by :Osman Has-an Beyzade (the london,Turkish-Cypriot) Mesopotamia is known as the cradle of civilization. Mesopotamia was located in the Middle East and all civilization developed from there. Today, that area is made up of Iraq, Kuwait, and parts of Turkey, Iran, and Syria.
What was the effect of Austria-Hungary's annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina-?
The assassination of Austria's heir to the throne.
Why is Scandinavia less densley populated than the rest of northern Europe?
Scandinavia is a large area with a freezing temperature. Cold weather does not really attract many people, which is why Scandinavia is not very populated. Also, of the approximate 20 million people in Scandinavia, many live along the southern coasts, which is the warmest area.
The countries in the Europe continent?
From southwest of Europe (with micro-states, city-states, members of British Commonwealth in Europe, but with a few "unofficial states")
Portugal,
Spain,
Andorra,
France,
Monaco,
Italy,
San Marino,
Vatican,
Malta,
Greece,
Cyprus - not recognized by Turkey (also in Asia),
Northern Cyprus (also in Asia),
Turkey (also in Asia),
Albania,
Macedonia (Rep. of),
Kosovo,
Bulgaria,
Montenegro,
Bosnia,
Serbia,
Romania,
Moldova,
Transnistria
Croatia,
Slovenia,
Hungary,
Slovakia,
Ukraine,
Russia (also in Asia),
Kazakhstan (also in Asia),
Georgia (also in Asia),
Abkhazia (also in Asia)
South Ossetia (also in Asia)
Azerbaijan (also in Asia),
Nagorno-Karabakh (also in Asia)
Armenia - not recognized by Pakistan (also in Asia)
Switzerland,
Lichtenstein,
Austria,
Germany,
Czech (Rep.)
Poland,
Belarus,
Luxembourg,
Belgium,
Netherlands,
UK (Wales, England, Scotland, Northern Ireland),
Ireland,
Denmark,
Lithuania,
Latvia,
Estonia,
Iceland,
Norway,
Sweden,
Finland.
What island nation is located at 18 degrees north and 77 degrees west?
It is Jamaica. Its capital is Kingston.
That point is in southern Jamaica, about 13 miles west of Kingston, near Spanish Tone.
Which Balkan country supported the Central powers?
Bulgaria joined the Central Powers in 1915, one year after the alliance was initially created.
Where is the largest bullring in Europe?
well, idk, but so many people are saying it's Las Meninas. That's a flippin' painting!
Does Europe have fertile land?
Yes, most of Europe has fertile land. Fertile land is more abundant in Southern Europe although the Northern European Plain possesses fertile land as well.
Which country is now Western Europe's poorest country?
By GDP, San Marino is Europe's poorest country, producing only US$2,046,000,000 annually.
By GDP per capita, Moldova is Europe's poorest country, in which its citizens earn only US$2,000 annually.
How have people affected the vegetation in Europe?
In the modern era, pollution has changed the physical environment and vegetation.
Period in Europe of renewed interest in learning and exploration?
The Renaissance was the period in learning and exploration. It was a period that lasted from the 14th to the 17th century. During this time, the New World was discovered, and many European nations began exploring North and South America.
What location was the center of music and other intellectual activities in Europe from 1400 to 1460?
Burgundy
The Rhine River forms a natural border between which two countries?
The Rhine and Rhone are two of the major rivers of Europe. Both rivers run through the countries of France and Switzerland.
How does Euro relate to Europe's geography?
I am not sure you can relate a common currency to the geography of any place. A common currency allows easy trading. Geography can affect trading, by making it either difficult or easy to trade between point A and B.
What is the bridge that connects Europe and Asia?
There are 2 bridges that connect the European side of Turkey to the Asian side and they are both in Istanbul. Their Names are Bogazici Koprusu ( Bogazici Bridge ) and Fatih Sultan Mehmet Koprusu ( Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge )
What is the cheapest way to travel in Europe?
One could get cheap vacations to many different places in Europe. Sell off Vacations is currently offering deals to Barcelona and Rome from $729 with a Toronto departure. Other departure cities and destinations are also available.
What climatic zone is southern Europe in?
the main climate zone is the mediterranean climate, which is warm and sunny in the summer, and mild and rainy in the winter
What country is known as the cockpit of Europe?
Belgium is so called because it has been the site of more European battles than any other country; for example, Oudenarde, Ramillies, Fontenoy, Fleurus, Jemmapes, Ligny, Quatre Bras, Waterloo.
What is petroleum leading country in Europe?
Russia, however, these statistics include all of Russia, not just European Russia. The largest petroleum producer wholly in Europe is Norway.
It depends what you mean by 'sparse'.
In Population: Alaska is probably space because it is a very expensive place to live and the winter climate is not appealing to everyone.
In Towns: Many parts of Alaska's landscape are inhospitable tundra and swamps that are literally impossible to build on.
In Landscape: The tundra of Alaska is very empty. Many plants cannot grow in the acidic soil so there are few trees.
But in many ways Alaska is not sparse. It is very rich in resources, employment opportunities, and financial state status.