Smallest Countries and Enclaves

The video introduces the continent of Europe, focusing on its political geography. It discusses the division of Europe into countries, highlighting the number of countries and their sizes. The video explains the concept of enclaves with examples like Vatican City and San Marino. A tour of Vatican City showcases its cultural and religious significance. The video also covers other small countries in Europe, such as Monaco, and concludes with a task for students to identify all European countries on a map.

Which continent is the second smallest in the world?

• South America

• Europe

• Australia

• Asia

How many countries are there in Europe?

• 45

• 48

• 46

• 47

What is an enclave?

• A city that is a country

• A large country with many regions

• A country within another country

• A region with no political boundaries

Which country is the smallest in the world?

• Monaco

• Liechtenstein

• San Marino

• Vatican City

What is the population of Vatican City?

• 33,000

• 825

• 1,000

• 38,000

Which country is entirely contained within the city of Rome?

• Monaco

• Vatican City

• San Marino

• Andorra

What is unique about San Marino?

• It is the largest micro country in Europe

• It has no connection to the Catholic Church

• It is an enclave within France

• It is the smallest country in the world

Which country is the second smallest in the world?

• San Marino

• Andorra

• Vatican City

• Monaco

How many people live in Monaco?

• 825

• 38,000

• 33,000

• 1,700

What is Monaco famous for?

• Being an enclave

• Monte Carlo Casino

• Its large size

• Its historical significance