Europe

On average, Greece will be warmer than Spain. Although the two countries are pretty neck and neck.

Democratic generally. However post WW2 these were influenced by the USA due to the Marshall Plan for economic support. Eastern Europe countries were often communist due toconnectionswith Soviet Russia.

Most likely the smallest: Vatican City, Monaco, San Marino, etc.

There are two mountain ranges that separate the continents. The first is the Ural Mountain Range, it's located in Russia and Kazakhstan, making the two countries transcontinental, or Eurasian, countries. The second is the Caucus Mountain Range, it's located in Russia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan, making the three countries transcontinental, or Eurasian, countries.

The river Danube separates Bulgaria and Romania. Bulgarian language is Slavic like Russian. Romanian is in the same language group as Italian. The main religion in both counties is Eastern Orthodox.

No, Dubai is not a member state of the EU.

Depends. Both Denmark and Canada have long-standing claims to Hans Island, in the Nares Strait, between Ellesmere Island (Canada) and Greenland.

If the Danish claim is considered valid, and the Canadian claim is not, then Denmark is the closest European nation, since Hans Island is about 20 km from the coast of Ellesmere Island. If the Canadian claim to Hans Island is considered valid, and the Danish claim is not, then the issue becomes more complex. The reason is that, as of June 21, 2009, Greenland will be an independent country under the Kingdom of Denmark. That leaves sovereignty open to interpretation. If Greenland is considered under Danish sovereignty, as for example Wales is under the United Kingdom, then Denmark is still the closest European nation to Canada, through Greenland's proximity to Hans Island (again, about 20 km). If Greenland is considered as independent of Denmark as Canada is from the United Kingdom, then Denmark is not the closest European nation to Canada -- France is, through the islands of St. Pierre and Miquelon, about 25 km from the coast of Newfoundland.

Denmark and Canada agreed to demarcate their maritime boundaries in 1973 using 127 surveyed points between the Davis Strait (south) and the Robeson Channel (north). Hans Island is bisected by an imaginary line drawn directly between survey points 122 and 123. If both Denmarks' and Canada's claims to Hans Island are considered valid, and these nations using the maritime boundary as a basis for dividing Hans Island, Denmark will border Canada. It is also possible that both nations may someday agree on joint rule, perhaps making the two nations overlap at Hans Island. However, no resolution to the dispute has been reached yet.

In Europe at Christmas, the warmest place would be the Canary Islands. Temperatures would be in mid 50's to mid 60's in Fahrenheit.

the Germans and the French are the two most powerful civilizations. The British, Italians, Spaniards, and Russians come next.

Eighteen countries in Europe are not in the EU. These countries are Iceland, Norway, Switzerland, Serbia, Montenegro, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Macedonia, Albania, Andorra, Belarus, Moldova, Monaco, San Marino, Liechtenstein, Vatican City, Russia, and Ukraine.

The correct answer is Australia, as Australia is both a country and a continent - a continent sized country!

I've seen and Australian Map outline on which some European countries were superimposed.

Ever since the territories were set up in the Americas. Spanish/French/British North American territories provided resources for homeland countries for trade. However official trade with North American nations started when the United States gained independence.

Most people would consider England to be part of Europe and it is part of the UK, which is in the EU.

The UK is actually physically separated from mainland Europe by the English Channel.

There is no single national flower of Europe. Europe is a collection of many different countries and each individual country will have its own national flower.

The Western European Union was an organization that untied Western Europe. However, it was terminated in June 2011. The European Union could also be labeled as uniting Western Europe in addition to other parts of Europe.

The farthest island nation is Iceland, it doesn't touch Europe.

I believe it is Aleja Wojska Polskiego in Warsaw, Poland. It's almost 80 m wide, which is wider than Champs Elysee of Paris or Upper O'Connell St in Dublin (around 45 m wide)

The Alps

It helped lead to the end of feudalism.

The State of Michigan is made up of its Upper Penninsula and its Lower Peninsula.

Europe produces many resources such as crops, cattle, lumber, and minerals. It also creates lots of machinery and technology, as well as chemicals, plastics, everyday materials, clothing, etc.

Germany has produced many inventions that are used world wide, here are some examples: the automobile, the diesel engine, the MP3 player, the coffee filter, morphine, and even the idea of Christmas trees. A full list of German inventions and discoveries are included in the link below.

anyone visiting the UK needs a visa. just go online.

the majority pf people in Europe began protestingLuther affected the people by teaching that the Catholic Church had grown corrupt and that people need a direct connection with God.

Soon after the Reformation began in the 1500s, Protestantism spread beyond Germany mainly through the simple power of example. Martin Luther's willingness to defy the Church authorities provided similar-minded reformers (in Swiss cities, in England, and elsewhere) an example to follow, even where their own ideas differed from his.