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| Areas of land reclaimed from lake bottoms or the sea beds: |
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| The process of becoming unified again, such as when East Germany and West Germany combined to once again become a single country. |
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| The largest EU countries by population, making up almost one third of the entire EU population: |
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| France's largest industry: |
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| France's sydtem of government: |
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| What religion do most people practice in France? |
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| The political hub of Europe, with the EU and NATO having their headquarters in the capital city of Brussels: |
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| The Netherlands is also known as: |
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| The language in The Netherlands: |
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| which country has the largest population in the EU and Western Europe? |
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| When the _________ came down in 1989, it marked the end of the split between East Germany and West Germany. |
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| This country has a long history of neutrality, or not taking sides in wars: |
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| The idea of democracythat citizens should have a voice in governmentbegan in: |
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| Most of the languages spoken in Southern Europe originated in ancient: |
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| A famous Spanish artist named _____________ invented a new style of painting after he saw African art for the first time. |
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| In Rome, Italy, the tiny country of _____________ serves as the worldwide center of the Roman Catholic Church. |
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| Who created a religious painting on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel? |
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| In Spain, the death of _____________ in 1975 allowed a peaceful transition to democracy after decades of dictatorship. |
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| One challenge to Southern Europe's economy has been an increase in imports from ________: |
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