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What is Everest?
Highest mountain in the world.
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What is a dialect?
variations of a language unique to a community or region
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What are dikes?
These are embankments of earth and rocks.
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What is Austria?
this country's nickname is "the head without a body."
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What is Reykjavik?
the capital of Iceland.
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What is lignite?
soft, brown coal
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What are reparations?
money paid for war damages
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What is the Zuiderzee?
This is the location of a massive land reclamation endeavor in the Netherlands.
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What is the south (or Bavaria)?
This part of German is the most mountainous.
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What is Britain?
The largest European island.
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What is the Pyrenees?
This mountain range separates France from Spain.
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What is a recession?
an extended decline in business activites
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What is a port city?
This is a type of coastal city that has a convenient place for ships to anchor - Hamburg is a prime example.
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What is Germany?
the economic powerhouse of the European Union.
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What are Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Finland?
Name the Nordic countries.
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What is a polder?
land reclaimed through the use of dikes and waterpumps
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What is neutral?
to not take sides
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What is Randstad?
a ring city or arch-shaped metropolis
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What is East Germany?
The Berlin Wall was built to keep people from leaving this country.
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What is mechanical weathering?
The alteration of a rock's physical properties, most commonly through frost wedging
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What is the Baltic Sea?
The easternmost body of water to which the Kiel Canal connects.
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What is Cannes?
This city on the Azure Coast is famous for its annual film festival.
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What is canton?
the name for independent states within Switzerland.
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Who is Gilles?
This is the character people dress up as during the Carnival of Binche.
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What is New Madrid, Missouri?
the location of a horrible, eighteenth century, non-subduction zone earthquake.
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