Geography of Medieval Europe Answers

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Study the map carefully. Which physical region has a lower elevation with fertile soil?

A
Western Uplands
B
North European Plain
C
Central Uplands
D
Alpine Mountains
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How does the North Atlantic Drift influence the climate in Europe?

A
It gives areas in Western Europe a warmer climate.
B
It brings colder weather to parts of Western Europe.
C
It supplies the Mediterranean Sea with warm water.
D
It provides much rain to the area near the Mediterranean Sea.
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How were landforms and waterways important to people of medieval Europe? Choose three correct answers.Rivers were used for transportation.Rivers were a source of food.Mountains provided people with an easy place to live.Mountains provided natural barriers for protection.Mountains contained a large amount of fertile farmland.

A
Rivers were used for transportation.
B
Rivers were a source of food.
C
Mountains provided people with an easy place to live.
D
Mountains provided natural barriers for protection.
E
Mountains contained a large amount of fertile farmland.
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Where did European cities develop during the Middle Ages? Choose three correct answers.Cities developed near trade routes.Cities formed high in the mountains.Cities developed near wide, open plains.Cities formed on land where food could be grown.Cities formed near water sources, such as rivers or channels.

A
Cities developed near trade routes.
B
Cities formed high in the mountains.
C
Cities developed near wide, open plains.
D
Cities formed on land where food could be grown.
E
Cities formed near water sources, such as rivers or channels.

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