Transcript Europe

Europe
France
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France is a unitary semi-presidential
republic with its main ideals expressed in
the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of
the Citizen.
France is a developed country and
possesses the fifth largest economy by
nominal GDP and eighth largest economy
by purchasing power parity.
France
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France is the largest state in the European Union
by area and the third largest in Europe behind
Russia and Ukraine.
France is linked to the United Kingdom by the
Channel Tunnel, which passes underneath the
English Channel.
France built the second largest empire of the time,
including large portions of North, West and
Central Africa, Southeast Asia, and many Pacific
islands.
Spain
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Spain is more than bullfights, flamenco dancers
and crowded beaches.
It's a spectacular and diverse country, the north
resembling the rolling, green hills of Ireland and
the south giving you a taste of Moroccan
landscapes and architecture.
The uniqueness of Spain lies in the separate
kingdoms which made up the original Spanish
nation.
Spain’s
landforms
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Occupying most of the Iberian Peninsula's land area
(approximately 85%), Spain is the third largest country in
Europe and 45% is covered by the Meseta Plateau.
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Significant mountains in Spain include the limestone
Cordillera Cantabrica and rugged Sistema Iberico (north);
massive Pyrenees (northeast) where many peaks exceed
3,000 meters; the deeply eroded and rocky Sierra de
Cuenca (east), and the lower Montes de Toledo and
Serrania de Cuenca (south-central).
Germany’s
famous
cities
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Bamberg an imperial city has been listed as
UNESCO World Cultural Heritage.
Berlin, the capital of Germany is one of the
great cities of the European continent.
Cologne is the fourth largest city of
Germany.
France’s Agriculture
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France has been one of the most dominant
agricultural centers of Europe for centuries. That
gave France an important role in European and,
to some extent world, affairs in the pre-industrial
age.
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With about 730,000 farms, approximately 7
percent of the workforce is employed in
agriculture or similar sectors such as fishing or
forestry.
British History
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The British Isles have a rich history going
back thousands of years.
Stone circles, Neolithic tombs and tools
have been found all over the British Isles
from the tip of Cornwall in the south to the
very north of Scotland.
Great Britain
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On the first day of the Battle of the Somme in 1916, 19,000 British
troops were killed in a day. And 400,000 Allies were killed or
wounded at the Somme.
The British Army in Europe soon lost to the Germans, who quickly
conquered most of continental .
England has a maritime temperate climate which means that
it's quite mild, with temperatures not much lower than 0ºC in
winter and not much higher than 32ºC in summer.Europe.
It is informed by the UK's culture as a developed island country,
major power, and, its composition of four countries—England,
Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales—each of which have
preserved and distinct customs, cultures and symbolism.
Italy
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Italy makes Ferrari’s.
Italy's capital, Rome, was for centuries the
political center of Western civilization, as
the capital of the Roman Empire.
Modern Italy is a democratic republic and a
developed country with the eighth-highest
quality of life index rating in the world.
Poland
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The total area of Poland is 312,679 square
kilometers (120,726 sq mi), making it the
69th largest country in the world and the
9th largest in Europe.
Poland has a population of over 38 million
people, which makes it the 34th most
populous country in the world.
Poland became a kingdom and in 1569.
Bibliography
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http://www.france.com/
http://www.justspain.org/
http://www.greatbritain.co.uk/history/history.htm
http://europa.eu/
http://www.un.org/
http://www.un.org/