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1) Where did the industrial Revolution begin and to where did it spread?
Began in the 1800s, spread from Britain to other countries, especially Belgium, France, Germany, and the US.
2) What are some characteristics of governments in Northern Europe?
Representative Government. Plarliament is a representative lawmaking body whose members are elected or appointed. Over the centuries, English rulers lost power to the English Parliament, so a more representative government evolved.
3) How did conquest influence the languages spoken in Northern Europe?
France speaks French, Germany speaks Germanic, and
4) How did the industrial Revolution spur the growth of the British Empire?
Deposits of ore and coal helped Britain to be the first nation to industrialize; the growth of industry motivated Britain's empire building.
5) How did the Reformation affect Northern Europe?
The Reformation, which began in nearby Germany in the late 1500s, swept through Northern Europe; people speaking different languages in different places.
6) Who are some important writers from Northern Europe?
Henrik Isben is the king of modern drama.
7) What Northern European country did not join the EU? Why?
Norway, because they were very popular; getting a lot of tourism and exports and inports, they felt if they joined the EU it would hurt their economy.
8) What was the Magna Carta? Why is it important?
A treaty that was forced signed from the king stating that noble men get more rights and hold absolute power. It's important because it sparked the start of human rights.
9) What are the countries of Northern Europe?
Iceland, Denamrk, Norway, Sewden, Finland, Estonia, Lativa, Lithuania, U.K., and Ireland.
What are some characteristics of governments in Northern Europe?
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