NAME: ______Period: ______
EUROPE & RUSSIA
LABEL (and color) the countries of Europe and Russia
CAPITAL CITIES: Find the capital city for each of these European countries.
- Albania______
 - Armenia______
 - Austria______
 - Belarus______
 - Belgium______
 - Bulgaria______
 - Crete______
 - Croatia______
 - Cyprus______
 - CzechRepublic ______
 - Denmark______
 - Estonia______
 - Finland______
 - France______
 - Germany______
 - Greece______
 - Hungary______
 - Ireland______
 - Italy______
 - Latvia______
 - Lithuania______
 - Luxembourg______
 - Malta______
 - Moldova______
 - Monaco______
 - Netherlands______
 - Norway______
 - Poland______
 - Portugal______
 - Romania______
 - Russian Federation ______
 - Serbia-Montenegro ______
 - Slovakia______
 - Slovenia______
 - Spain______
 - Sweden______
 - Switzerland______
 - Turkey______
 - Ukraine______
 - United Kingdom
 - England ______
 - Northern Ireland ______
 - Scotland ______
 - Wales ______
 
- SHOW THE LOCATION OF THE MAJOR BODIES OF WATER
 - SHOW THE LOCATION OF THE MAJOR LANDFORMS
 - NAME THE FIVE PENISULAS
 
Major Landforms – Draw them on the map and describe them below.
Alps Mountains:
Apennines Mountains:
Atlantic Highlands:
Balkan Mountains:
Carpathian Mountains:
Caucasus Mountains:
Great Hungarian Plains:
Kjolen Mountains:
North European Plains:
Pyrenees Mountains:
Scandinavian Shield:
Ural Mountains:
Major Bodies of Water - Draw them on the map and describe them below.
Arctic Ocean:
Atlantic Ocean:
Baltic Sea:
Black Sea:
Caspian Sea:
Danube River:
Elbe River:
Loire River:
Mediterranean Sea:
North Sea:
Norwegian Sea:
Oder River:
Po River:
Rhine River:
Seine River:
Volga River:
EUROPE & RUSSIA
FIVE (5) THEMES OF GEOGRAPHYATLAS ACTIVITIES (Pages 254-259)
1. Location:
- Which is closer to the equator – Russia or the U.S.?
 
- Which is closer to the Arctic Circle – Europe or the U.S.?
 
- Are the climates of Europe and the U.S. similar? Why or why not?
 
2. Place: Compare the land areas of Europe & Russia to the U.S.?
- Largest?
 
- Middle?
 
- Smallest?
 
3. Regions:
- What are the three major climate regions in Russia?
 
- Does Europe have greater or lesser variety of climate regions than Russia? Why?
 
4. Human-Environment Interaction: Describe some ways that people and Europe might have adapted to their climates or to the landscapes in their area.
5. Place:
- What is population density?
 
- Which country appears to be the most densely populated?
 
- Which country appears to the least densely populated?
 
- What might explain the differences in population density?
 
6. Movement (of people):
- Compare the Population Density Map (page 256) and the Major Railroad Lines (page 257). What do these maps suggest?
 
- Organize your journey by railway.
 
A. ______
B. ______
C. ______
D. ______
BONUS. ______
7. Regions:
- List the countries that were once a part of Soviet Union.
 
- About how far is the eastern border of Russia from the western border of Russia?
 
- Do you think this is an accurate measurement? Why or why not?
 
