1. Europe

2. One American Student’s Europe

3. https://www.cia.gov/library/publicatio ns/the-world- factbook/graphics/ref_maps/political/ pdf/europe.pdf Europe.pdf

6. CIA “bulls eye” map of Europe, Cold War era

14. Upper Paleo-, Meso-, and Neo-lithic Cave Art in Europe ~30,000 - 15,000 BC

15. Chauvet, France Lions, 32,000 BP

16. Chauvet Cave of Forgotten Dreams a film by Werner Herzog Cave of Forgotten Dreams

17. Peche Merle, France 25,000 BC

18. Lascaux, France 15,000 BC

19. Altamira, Spain Bison, 16,000 BC

20. Venus of Willendorf, Austria 26,000 BP

22. World GNI, per capita, 2005

23. World GDP, 2005

26. Venice was at the center of World economy in 1500, which consisted primarily of Mediterranean and Western European water routes and via the Levant ports into Asia.

27. By 1775, European Colonialism gripped the globe like an octopus. This map shows English, Dutch Spanish, Portuguese and French trade networks, identifiable by their point of origin. Note the prominence of the British network, with London as the center of the world.

28. British & French Empires

29. Spanish & Portuguese, Dutch Empires

33. Odin & Thor

35. Start here Monday Start here Monday

36. Proto-Indo-European Languages source area 5,000-2,000 BC

38. Celts, 3 rd century BC

39. Welsh, a Celtic language Welsh Weather

43. World History of Religion

45. NATO

46. European Union, 2008 2011 2011

47. 2015

50. Euro-landEuro-land and The EuroThe Euro

51. European National Union, 2015

52. G 8 7 (Group of 8 of the World’s Richest Industrialized Countries) Canada European Union France Germany Italy Japan Russia United Kingdom United States

53. G 20 Group of 20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors from 20 Countries 1. 1. G7 plus 1. 1. Turkey 2. 2. Argentina 3. 3. Brazil 4. 4. Mexico 5. 5. China 6. 6. South Korea 7. 7. India 8. 8. Indonesia 9. 9. Saudi Arabia 10. 10. Australia 11. 11. South Africa 12. 12. Australia