Did you know… The name Europe comes from Greek mythology – named after Europa. She was a phoenician princess that Zeus abducted. Today Europe contains.

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Did you know… The name Europe comes from Greek mythology – named after Europa. She was a phoenician princess that Zeus abducted. Today Europe contains over 160 separate ethnic groups.

History Greece was 1 st European Civilization  3000 BC Monarchy was created during the Middle Ages  …Feudalism Feudalism – powerful Lords gave land to Nobles in return for pledges of loyalty

Facts Europe is the 6 th largest continent –Makes it 2 nd smallest continent 47 countries 860 million people Part of largest land mass on Earth –Land mass is called Eurasia

Facts Ural mountains natural separation between Europe and Asia –Russia on both sides of mountains Europe is a giant peninsula…most of Europe lies within 300 miles of ocean water –Peninsula is a piece of land surrounded by water on 3 sides

5 Major Peninsulas Apennine = Italy Balkan = Greece Scandinavian = Norway & Sweden Iberian = Spain & Portugal Jutland = Denmark

Population and Size Russia is largest by land mass and population  Population – 140 million Vatican City is smallest by land mass and population  Population

Additional Info Germany is economic leader of Europe (82 million people) Today the European Union consists of 27 countries –16use Euro as currency Netherlands export 60% of the world’s cut flowers

Major Rivers Rhine –Most important river in Western Europe

Major Rivers Danube –Most important river in Eastern Europe

Major Mountain Ranges Alps

Largest mountain range in Europe Crosses border of 8 countries Majority of the Alps is located in Austria, Switzerland, and Italy Tallest peak is Mount Blanc 15, 700 feet

Major Mountain Ranges Pyrenees – border of Spain and France

Major Mountain Ranges Apennines – Italy

Major Mountain Ranges Ural – border of Europe and Asia

Major Cities London, England

Major Cities Paris, France

Major Cities Berlin, Germany

Major Cities Vienna, Austria

Major Cities Rome, Italy

Major Cities Prague, Netherlands

Major Cities Amsterdam, Netherlands

Major Cities Budapest, Hungary

Major Cities Moscow, Russia

Major Cities Warsaw, Poland