World Geography A: Unit 5 - Primavera

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Why might an immigrant from Syria choose to go to Germany rather than Sweden?

Germany has the bigger economy and more opportunity.

Lesson 21

The British Isles

Which are effects of negative population growth? Select all that apply.

decreasing workforce aging population decline in industries related to children

Which are benefits of the EU to most Europeans?

greater market and trade stability an improved standard of living

How might a society respond to positive population growth?

hire additional teachers

Which is a description of a polder?

land reclaimed from a water source

Why did Europeans organize themselves into different countries?

physical closeness and common culture

How did World War I change Eastern Europe?

It created new countries and shifted borders.

How did the British Isles develop agricultural societies?

Farmers migrated from other areas where farming had developed.

Which best describes how English could be both a Germanic and a Romance language?

The English conquered many other European countries.

Match each physical factor with its description.

Scandinavian Shield - region of rolling hills, granite rocks, and lakes mostly located in Finland. European Plain - expansive region of flat land used for agriculture. The Alps - extensive mountain range that stretches across 700 miles of Europe. karst - geographic region created by underground water.

How does the EU benefit its members?

EU membership means they can travel to and work in any EU country.

Checkpoint 24

Western Europe

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Why might many European countries have chosen a republic as their form of government?

After centuries of monarchical rule, people wanted to have a voice in government.

What was education like in Eastern European countries under Soviet control?

Children were taught that Soviet ideas were good and Western ideas were bad.

Lesson 25

Communism and Change in Eastern Europe

Which group came to power when the USSR was formed?

Communist Party

Checkpoint 23

Europe And The EU

Lesson 23

Europe and the EU

Which statement describes the difference between a republic and a unitary state?

In a republic, smaller regions or states have some self-governing ability, while in a unitary state, the central government controls everything. In a republic, smaller regions or states have some self-governing ability, while in a unitary state, the central government controls everything. - no response given

Which river is contained entirely in the country of France?

Loire

How did the European Union contribute to the rise of nationalism in European countries?

Open borders allowed more refugees and immigrants into Europe.

Which religions are popular in Eastern Europe because of the Byzantine Empire? Select all that apply.

Roman Catholicism Eastern Orthodox Christianity

Look at the map of how the Reformation spread through Europe. Which country or region was not directly affected by the Reformation?

The Ottoman Empire

As people began to settle into organized societies and created nations with boundaries, which of the following did they try to protect?

Their natural resources.

Which is a characteristic of a mixed market economy?

There is heavy government regulation.

How did World War II change the economies of Eastern European nations?

These countries came under Soviet control and moved to a command economy.

Which best explains the increase in immigrants from the Middle East and Africa?

These places have endured decades of war and political unrest.

How have Europeans adapted the Danube River for their use?

They use it for hydroelectricity.

Why were early humans drawn to the British Isles?

They were following herds of mammoth and reindeer.

Lesson 24

Western Europe

How have Eastern European governments tried to reverse negative population growth?

by encouraging people to have more children

Which is an obstacle that immigrants to the EU have faced in recent years? Responses

hostility from nationalist groups

How does the EU benefit the world?

increased free trade among members and other countries

Which are effects of increased industrialization in Eastern Europe? Select all that apply.

pollution from coal mining pollution from coal burning

Which level of economic activity involves finishing raw materials?

secondary

Why was the Berlin Wall built?

to stop people from leaving USSR-controlled territory

How did the Alps affect early settlements in Europe? Responses

Early Alpine settlements were isolated from one another.

Why has Britain had a large Indian and Pakistani population since the end of World War II?

Citizens of India migrated to the Britain after decolonization.

A social studies teacher in the EU would represent which economic sector?

tertiary

In a mixed market economy, what does the government regulate most thoroughly?

natural resources

Lesson 20

European Geography and History

How did building dams increase polder creation in the Netherlands?

After the dams were built to prevent flooding, the country was able to create more polders.

Which religions resulted from the split in Christianity in Europe? Select all that apply.

Eastern Orthodoxy Roman Catholicism Protestantism

Checkpoint 22

European Geography And History

What is a unique physical characteristic of the Netherlands?

It is low-lying and a portion of it is below sea level.

How did the USSR's focus on industrial manufacturing affect Eastern Europe?

It led to a shortage of basic personal items.

What effect did technology have on European culture during the Industrial Revolution?

It led to the growth of cities as more workers moved there.

What aided the spread of communism in Europe? Select all that apply.

Russian citizens wanted to end monarchical rule. Revolutionary groups wanted equality among citizens.

What economic effects can migration have on European Union countries? Select all that apply.

Stronger, wealthier economies could see an increase in migration numbers to their country. Total unemployment numbers across the EU tend to remain fairly static.

What might be the effect of having a different course schedule each day in European schools?

Students don't get bored with the same daily routine.

How do the maps reflect the way Europe was governed at each time?

The Holy Roman Empire governed much of Europe during its peak, while individual countries had their own forms of government by 1815.

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Why was Roman Catholicism initially the main Christian religion in Europe?

The Roman Empire conquered and ruled large parts of the European continent.


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