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Where people live in Europe, the languages they speak and the religions they follow.
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Polish, Czech, Serbian, Ukrainian, and Bulgarian use two alphabets but share many basic roots. What European language branch do they form?
Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Romanian developed from spoken Latin after Roman rule. What language branch are they in?
English, German, Dutch, Danish, Swedish, and Norwegian share roots with older northern European languages. What language branch is this?
Irish, Welsh, Breton, and Scottish Gaelic survive mainly along the Atlantic fringe of Europe. What branch do these languages belong to?
Finnish, Estonian, and Hungarian are not Indo-European and share a different family across northern and eastern Europe. What language family is this?
Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian, and Bulgarian are Slavic languages written in a different alphabet from Polish and Czech. What alphabet do they use?
Romanian is a Romance language, though most of Romania's neighbors speak Slavic languages or Hungarian. What helps explain this?
Icelandic, Faroese, Norwegian, Danish, and Swedish all have roots in Old Norse. Which group within the Germanic branch do they form?
In Poland, Italy, Spain, and Portugal, the largest historic Christian tradition recognizes the pope as its leader. What tradition is this?
Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Iceland have historic national churches that broke from Rome during the Reformation. What tradition is this?
Greece, Serbia, Romania, and Bulgaria are known for self-governing national churches, icons, and patriarchs. What branch of Christianity is this?
In the Balkans, the line between mostly Catholic Croatia and mostly Orthodox Serbia roughly follows what old division?
England's established church is led by bishops and connected to the archbishop of Canterbury. What Christian tradition does this describe?
Plain church interiors and traditions linked to Calvin are common in parts of Scotland, the Netherlands, and Switzerland. What tradition is this?
Germany has a mainly Protestant north and a mainly Catholic south. Which historic event divided German lands this way?
In Kosovo, Albania, and Bosnia and Herzegovina, the largest religion took root during centuries of Ottoman rule. What religion is this?
Europe's densest population band runs from northern England through the Low Countries and up the Rhine valley. What best explains that pattern?
The Alps, Pyrenees, and Scandinavian mountains have lower population density than nearby lowlands. What geographic factor explains this?
The North European Plain from France into Poland contains many farms, towns, rail lines, and highways. Why has settlement been heavy there?
Mediterranean coastal plains in Spain, Italy, and Greece have many cities and tourist towns. What helps explain this coastal concentration?
Northern Scandinavia has scattered settlements and few large cities compared with Denmark or the Netherlands. What is the main reason?
The Netherlands and Belgium are small but densely populated near the Rhine-Meuse-Scheldt delta. What factor helped that density develop?
Many rural areas in Bulgaria, Romania, and the Baltic states have shrinking villages while capitals grow. What process best explains this pattern?
A town's old square is ringed by a cathedral, guildhall, weigh house, and narrow lanes. What does this cultural landscape show?
A village has houses clustered near a church, with long narrow strip fields stretching outside the settlement. What does this landscape suggest?
On the edge of Prague or Warsaw, rows of concrete apartment blocks stand near tram lines and broad avenues. What does this landscape often reflect?
A hillside town in Italy or Greece has terraced vineyards, olive groves, stone houses, and shaded courtyards. What pattern does this landscape show?
A Balkan town has a domed mosque, a minaret, and market streets beside churches from other traditions. What cultural pattern does this show?
In Amsterdam, narrow gabled houses and former warehouses line canals, with hoists on upper floors. What does this landscape reveal?
In Barcelona, public signs and shop windows often use Catalan as well as Spanish, and regional flags appear on balconies. What does this landscape show?
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