1. Good Afternoon
#1. Write down EQ and homework
SPONGE
Pretend you are a:
Mountain or River or Fertile Land
(Choose ONE)
Explain at least 2 ways on how you impact
people.
3. Rhine River
â Longest river in Germany
â An important waterway for trade
â Begins in Switzerland, winds
through Germany, France,
Luxembourg, & The Netherlands
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7. Danube River
â 2nd largest river in Europe (Volga is first)
â Flows through 9 countries: Germany,
Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia,
Bulgaria, Romania, & Ukraine
â 1,770 miles long
â Played a vital role in the development of
central Europe (trade & cultural
diffusion)
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12. The Alps
â Located in Austria, France, Germany,
Switzerland, Italy, Slovenia, &
Liechtenstein
â Major tourist destination
â Extend for almost 700 miles!
â http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIHO
19. Ural Mountains
â Considered the natural boundary between Europe &
Asia
â Divide Russia: 1/4 is in Europe, 3/4 is in Asia
â 1,500 miles long!
â Among the worldâs OLDEST mountain ranges
â Huge deposits of gold, nickel, silver, platinum, coal,
iron, & other minerals
â http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKkwCkGmgJQ
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23. The English Channel
â Small body of water that separates
England from France
â 350 miles long
â In the past, it was used as a good system
of defense for England
â An important waterway for trade
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26. Iberian Peninsula
âThe Pyrenees form the northern
border
â2nd largest peninsula in Europe
âIncludes the countries of Spain &
Portugal
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28. Scandinavian
Peninsula
â Largest peninsula in Europe (1,150
miles long)
â Consists of Norway, Sweden, and
the northern region of Finland
â Region is rich in timber, iron, &
copper
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30. Mediterranean Sea
â Important route for trade & cultural exchange
â Located between 3 continents (Europe, Africa, & Asia)
â Covers an area of 965,000 square miles
â Name means âin the middle of the earthâ
(surrounded by land)
â http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_XPdzoljZw
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34. The European Plain
â Largest mountain-free landform in Europe
â Stretches from the Pyrenees in the west to the Ural
Mountains in the east
â Extends 2,000 miles
â Successful agricultural area