Europe

Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are the countries in the European Union which border the Baltic Sea. These three countries are the Baltic States.

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Armenia

Belgium

Denmark

Germany

Luxembourg

FYR of Macedonia (Republic of Macedonia)

Malta

Moldova

Monaco

Montenegro

Romania

San Marino

United Kingdom

Because of the kind of soil in Ukraine, farms are very productive of various grain crops.

The peace of Augsburg said that principalities in the Holy Roman Empire would follow the religion of the ruler. Spain, once it had thrown the Muslims out was never part of the Holy Roman Empire, but was Catholic from that point on, and the Kings of Spain used the Inquisition to keep the protestant revolutionaries from causing the death and destruction that they had caused elsewhere. Italy was part of the Holy Roman Empire but its rulers were always Catholic.

Europe is a very modern and developed continent. It thinks towards the future, which is why clean energy is important to Europe and is widely used throughout the continent.

Central Africa is much nearer to the equator so it would have a warmer climate than northern Europe, which is closer to the Arctic.

They wanted cinnamon, pepper, nutmeg. Also they wanted silk.

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Russia has three main climate zones:

Continental climate, subarctic climate, and tundra climate.

Europe has four main climate zones:

Oceanic climate, Mediterranean climate, subarctic climate, and continental climate.

Continental climate has a large contrast between seasons, winter being very cold while summer being very hot. This climate is found in Eastern Europe and basically all of European Russia minus the Arctic Coast.

Subarctic climate is one of the coldest climates in the world. Winters are very cold and long while summers are short and either cool or mild. This climate is found in Northern Europe and all of Northern Russia.

Tundra climate is the coldest climate in the world. Winter is basically all year long, as typically only one month has temperatures warm enough to melt snow. Tundra is also occupied with permafrost, which is basically a layer of thick ice growing beneath the ground, making it impossible for most plants to grow. Tundra is found along the Arctic Coast in Europe and Russia.

Oceanic climate is a mild climate. Winter is cold to mild while summers are mild to warm. There is also an absence of a dry season. This climate is found in Western Europe.

Mediterranean climate is a mild to warm climate. Winters are mild while summers are warm to hot. This climate is found along the Mediterranean Coast.

Albania is poor because of the "3rd world hole". Basically, once a country is a third world country, accessing resources to improve suburban areas to more urban is very difficult without the help from another country, or be like any other country in the world and do it yourself. In addition, the government is terrible. Communism was an issue a while ago, and little to nothing has improved. However, they do have very beautiful beaches in the south. I wouldn't go there myself, too many drugs and violence. (The beaches do not even have trained life guards, so good luck). Overall, it is a pretty poor country and little tourism.

Also, Albanians out there who feel offended, that gives you as a human being no right to delete this answer because it is true. If you feel as though this answer wasn't well written, make a video about it and stick it down your throat. And this wasn't written by a Greek or any other ethnicity you are not fond of, so calm down. (It was written by an Albanian itself).

Hopefully, I answered your question.

It is in the path of the warm "gulf stream" ocean current which delivers warm water from the caribbean.

No. Mountain lions (also known as cougars or pumas) are only found in the Western Hemisphere, with their range from southern Yukon, Canada of North America south to southern Chile of South America, ranging as far east as the south-west corner of Saskatchewan and Texas, and encompassing most of South America and all of Central America. Cougars are non-existent in the Eastern Hemisphere including Spain.

Yes, there was slaves in Europe during the 1500's. The slaves were african, native-americans and hispanic/native-south american, all were captured during the expeditions of the time.

It affects most of Europe by acting as a heating system

It is Bear (Ursus arctos). In Finnish it is "karhu"

The Marshall Plan had several goals. First and foremost was to rebuild Europe as quickly as possible to encourage political stability. It was also a humanitarian effort, providing food and helping to rebuild housing. This was to show the populace that Democracy was a better form of government than Communism, the other major political theory in Europe.

It depends on what time period you're referring to.

In ancient times, Europeans traded with each other and Arabs. They offered mainly pottery, cattle, metals, weapons, etc.

In Medieval Times, Europe was cut off from trading, as there was little to no contact with the world in Western Europe. In Eastern Europe, where the Byzantine Empire survived, the same trading was still going on.

In colonial times, Europeans dominated the trading world. They offered the same items as before, but also new items they acquired from their colonies such as tea, new crops and animals from the New World, more precious metals and gems, etc.

In modern times, Europeans mainly trade technology and machinery with anywhere from cars to computers. Chemicals and medicine are also a big export of Europe.

Europe, my friend, made the first chipotle and kfc. they were the first ones that learned how to use their rear ends right after were the africans of course but to answer your question the answer is its blue because the different atmospheres make that color! your welcome

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There are many countries that claim to be the heart of Europe. Some people refer to Czech Republic or Slovenia as the heart of Europe based on geographical location. However, some refer to Switzerland as the heart of Europe for morals and behavior.

No, it is second smallest after Vatican City.

"Sick man of Europe" is a nickname that has been used to describe a European country experiencing a time of economic difficulty and/or impoverishment. The term was first used in the mid-19th century to describe the Ottoman Empire, but has since been applied at one time or another to nearly every other mid-to-large-sized country in Europe. At the moment it is Greece that holds the label.

Constantinople, now known as Istanbul.