Unit 4 - Europe CULTURE, GOVERNMENT, and HISTORY

Cultural diffusion in Europe has resulted in...

• increased cooperation

• tension between cultures

• new political ideas

• violence and destruction

Cultural diffusion is...

• when people move to a new city

• when groups of people change religions

• when culture traits spread from one region to another

• when cities decide to change their governments

French culture has impacted English culture by...

• changing the type of economy

• changing vocabulary words

• adding new ideas about government

• introducing new literature

These people influenced European culture by creating famous works of art.

• Leonardo Da Vinci, Monet, Van Gogh, and Picasso

• Emmanuel Macron, François Hollande, and Nicolas Sarkozy

• Ludwig van Beethoven, Mozart, and Johann Sebastian Bach

• Ferdinand Magellan, Vasco de Gama, Francis Drake, and John Cabot

The most common religion in European culture is...

• Islam

• Buddhism

• Shintoism

• Christianity

Today in Europe, most countries have this kind of government.

• Unlimited

• Limited

European countries have worked together to increase cooperation by...

• deciding to use only one type of government system

• creating the European Union

• decreasing the amount of immigration to the region

• believing in only one God (monotheism)

After WWII, countries in Europe...

• were devastated by destruction and wanted to work together

• did not get along and kept fighting

• decided to become enemies with the United States

• could not agree on a solution to war

Due to the influence of Feudalism in the Middle Ages, Europe is now divided up into...

• one larger country

• a few large countries

• many small nation-states

• only city-states

How many countries are in the European Union (EU) today?

• 6

• 12

• 28

• 47