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					  What are France and Spain?					 
					
					 The Pyrenees Mountains forms the border between these two countries. 
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					  What is the Danube?					 
					
					 This river is the longest in both Germany and Europe. 
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					  What is neutral?					 
					
					 This word, which is also in a car transmission, means to not take part in war. 
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					  What is a Meseta?					 
					
					 This is the Spanish name for the central, high, and dry plateau in central Spain. 
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					  What are San Marino, San Marino and Vatican City, Vatican City?					 
					
					 Name the two enclaves and their capitals on the Italian Peninsula. 
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					  What are the Alps?					 
					
					 This mountain range separates France from both Germany and Switzerland. 
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					  What is lignite?					 
					
					 This soft, brown coal is a major source of energy for Europe and is the source of widespread pollution. 
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					  What is the Confederation Helvetica?					 
					
					 This two word phrase is the official name of Switzerland. 
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					  What is Mediterranean?					 
					
					 This is the main climate in much of Spain. 
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					  What is Athens?					 
					
					 This is the main city of Greece. 
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					  What is a basin?					 
					
					 Paris lies in the middle of this type of land formation. 
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					  What is the Ruhr Valley?					 
					
					 The valley is the major industrial area of Germany. 
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					  What is a canton?					 
					
					 There are 26 of these in modern Switzerland. 
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					  Who are the Basques?					 
					
					 This people group has lived in northern Spain for over two millennia and speak a language that is unconnected to any other language in Europe. 
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					  What is the Richter Scale?					 
					
					 This method of measuring seismic activity is used to determine the strength of earthquakes. 
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					  What is Marseilles?					 
					
					 This city is the major seaport for France and its major import is petroleum. 
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					  What is transhumance?					 
					
					 This is the practice of herding animals up and down mountains as the seasons change. 
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					  What is the Alps or the Juras?					 
					
					 Name one of the two mountain ranges in Switzerland. 
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					  What is Euskera?					 
					
					 Name the language spoken by the Basque people. 
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					  What are narrow coastal plains?					 
					
					 This is the area farmed in Greece. 
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					  What are mulberry leaves?					 
					
					 The worms raised in the practice of sericulture, feast on what type of leaves? 
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					  What is the Saxon Triangle?					 
					
					 This is the second major industrial area in Germany. 
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					  What is Vienna?					 
					
					 This is the capital of Austria. 
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					  What is Gibraltar?					 
					
					 Name the United Kingdom colony located on the Iberian Peninsula. 
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					  What are the Apennines?					 
					
					 The name of this mountain range that runs the length of Italy rhymes with spines. 
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