Cultural Characteristics Cultural Characteristics of Europe 1 Europe
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Cultural Characteristics
Cultural Characteristics of Europe 1. Europe is considered the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. It actually began in England during the 1700’s. Spinning Jenny Steam Engine
2. • There are over 200 different ethnic groups which have a variety of languages and traditions. • Diverse in languages, traditions, and religions: • Main religion is Christianity. • The three branches of Christianity are Roman Catholic, Protestant, and Orthodox.
3. Switzerland has multiple languages and ethnic groups, but has enjoyed much peace and lack of conflict. official languages in Switzerland German Italian and… French Romansch! But only spoken by less than 1% of the people!
4. The Francophone world consists of French speaking countries and regions of the world.
5. How has European culture spread(diffused) to other parts of the world? 1. Exploration 2. Colonization 3. Imperialism Ex. Spanish language and Roman Catholic religion in Latin America
6. Ancient Greece considered the “birthplace of democracy”
7. Europe is one of the world’s most densely populated regions and highly urbanized. Because of this, Europe suffers from various forms of pollution, including acid rain pollution.
8. Europe has had recent conflicts, wars, and revolutions. These conflicts have been a result of religious differences and/or ethnic differences. a. Northern Ireland – conflict between the Roman Catholics and Protestants b. Yugoslavia – conflict between the Serbs, Croats, Bosnians, and Albanians on the Balkan Peninsula.
Maps Change Over Time. What changed in this example? Yugoslavia is now known as the independent countries of Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro, and the newest one – KOSOVO!
SOME MAJOR CITIES & POPULAR LANDMARKS Berlin Paris London Madrid Rome Athens
We are chalets found in the Swiss Alps!
Windmillscommon in the Netherlands to help pump water out of low-lying fields.
CASTLES: Usually built as a fortress during the feudal period for a noble or aristocratic landowner. Royal families also built them for residences. These can be found all over Europe
PARIS, FRANCE Notre Dame Cathedral http: //www. paris. org/Monuments/NDame/
http: //www. aviewoncities. com/gallery/paris/arcdetriomphe. htm Arc de Triomphe in central Paris
http: //www. aviewoncities. com/paris/louvre. htm The Louvre: Enormous art museum in downtown Paris, France
http: //www. aviewoncities. com/gallery/paris/eiffeltower. htm Eiffel Towersymbol of Paris
Rome, Italy http: //ancient-rome. tripod. com/colosseum 2. htm The Colosseum
Leaning Tower in Pisa, Italy
http: //graphics. stanford. edu/~lucasp/pictures/italy/vatican/2 stpeterspiazza. jpg St. Peter’s Basilica Vatican City, Rome, Italy
The birthplace of democracy!! http: //historylink 101. net/greece 1/pic_temple-parthenon. htm The Parthenon in Athens, Greece
Westminster Abbey in London “Where kings are crowned”
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“Big Ben” is actually the name of the bell inside the clock tower, but everyone uses the nickname for the tower itself. BIG BEN in London http: //www. darknessandlight. co. uk/london_pictures/fs-sep/2006. JPG
Don’t confuse these two! Westminster Abbey London, England Notre Dame Cathedral Paris, France
Now that you know all the European Landmarks, go to the next page and label them again! Make sure you write down what and WHERE! Review through the power point if you need to.
Go to the next page: Landmarks of Europe map. 1 - Label the following cities: London, England Paris, France Pisa, Italy Rome, Italy(Vatican City) Athens, Greece 2 - Draw a line from each European Landmark to the city where it is located.
You are now done with your Europe Cultural Characteristics! Next to do: • Get a Europe Map Skills and follow directions! When done with this – place in correct file folder! AND FINALLY…. • Improve your mental map of Europe: Go to the following websites: http: //lizardpoint. com/geography/europe-quiz. php Practice identifying your countries here! www. sheppardsoftware. com/Geography. htm Click on Europe Geography Games Here you can practice labeling countries, capitals and rivers! • Work on Chapter 11 HW due Friday
You are now done with your Europe Cultural Characteristics! You may do the following: • Improve your mental map of Europe: Go to the following websites: http: //lizardpoint. com/geography/europe-quiz. php Practice identifying your countries here! www. sheppardsoftware. com/Geography. htm Click on Europe Geography Games Here you can practice labeling countries, capitals and rivers! • Work on Chapter 11 HW due Friday
- The cultural geography of europe chapter 12 answer key
- Europe cultural map
- European physical characteristics
- Europe physical characteristics
- What are the four components of cultural patterns
- Cultural characteristics
- Which political cultural and economic characteristics
- Characteristics of cultural diffusion
- Wwi sides
- Eastern front ww1 map
- Powder keg of europe ww1
- Western uplands europe map
- Who was the leader of the franks
- Toyota motor europe nv sa
- War consumes europe
- Trakijska nizina
- Vattenfall europe information services gmbh berlin
- European middle ages map
- Lesy mierneho pásma
- Is turkey in europe or asia
- During the precambrian period toefl
- Spread of christianity in europe
- Obesity prevalence europe
- How was the renaissance a rebirth
- How did the renaissance develop in northern europe?
- Chapter 6 section 2 the enlightenment in europe
- Cesare bonesana beccaria beliefs
- How did the crusades change europe
- Chapter 27 the crisis of the imperial order
- Columbia exchange
- For which reason did persia attract foreign interest
- Is switzerland landlocked country