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EUROPE

Teacher: Professor Thomas
Horizontales
Women who work outside the home usually still face most of the domestic work in the evening
Divided into two unequal parts for 40 years; the eastern part came home with enormous troubles that proved expensive to fix; long had the largest export economy in the world, but recently surpassed by China
Philosophy that emphasizes the dignity and worth of the individual
Many Turks and North Africans who come legally that are expected to stay for only a few years fulfilling Europe's need for temporary workers in certain sectors
Payments to farmers to underwrite the costs of production
Agricultural with good soils, plenty of rain, and beautiful landscape; in 1921 became independent from the UK, much bloodshed between Catholics and Protestants; potato famine brought many to the U.S.
State owns all farms, industry, land, and buildings
Pyrenees Mtns. block access to rest of Europe; 2 wealthy prosperous regions are Madrid (center) and Barcelona (coastal)
The countries of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, and Serbia were formerly called (name the country)
The most industrialized nation in North Europe, produces most of North Europe's transport equipment and two highly esteemed automobiles - the Volvo and Saab; and IKEA - the world's largest furniture manufacturer
Reductions in unit costs of production when goods or services are efficiently mass produced
Mass execution of at least 20 million Jews
Verticales
Gypsies
Although produces most of North Europe's poultry, pork, dairy, 90 percent of its economy consists of services and high-tech manufacturing, and fisheries
The largest of the "low" countries, reclaimed land from the sea, commercial flower beds, windmills, major world ports, e.g., Rotterdam
An exclave, although actually part of Russia; situated along the Baltic Sea; Russia's Baltic fleet is headquartered here with its relatively ice-free port
England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland; mild climate; old industrial heartland; English is the lingua franca; technological industries in Silicon Vale; leader of the Industrial Revolution in early eighteenth century; in nineteenth century the Empire covered nearly a quarter of the world's land surface
Part of the Ottoman empire before WWII, part of NATO and the EU; always one of the poorer countries of Europe and spent more than it took in
In Europe usually means giving up the home culture and adopting the ways of the new country
Agreement that allows free movement of people and goods across common borders
Characterized by privately owned businesses and industrial firms that adjust prices and output to match the demands of the market
Densely populated, well-located for trade, international trade at heart of their economies; called the "low countries," coastal location and great port cities
Fine food, fashion, and tourism; Atlantic to the north and west, Mediterranean beaches to the south; THE leading tourist destination on Earth; trade volume is sixth largest in the world; shape is an irregular hexagon
Part of northern Europe, low elevation, glacier lakes, forests, information technology, e.g., Nokia, discovery of gas and oil under North Sea a windfall; one of Europe's wealthiest countries and ranks highest in the world in human well-being
"Bad boys of Europe"; North is industrialized, Ferrari automobiles, South is agricultural; inefficient bureaucracy, high tax rates, inadequate infrastructure, and corruption