Europe

a dead EU would be disastrous for the entire continent; one has to remember that the European Union was created to prevent a Third World War from ever erupting. Most Americans would not care what happens to the nations of Europe in this day and age however, the nations of Europe are among America’s greatest allies politically, economically, and militarily. If the EU fails and the continent erupts into war once

Europe and Africa had been linked together for hundreds of years, influencing each other for the better or worst. Europe influenced many countries in many ways like the way they trade and the routes they use. Europe was known for being advanced in multiple categories like trading and conquering other lands. Also, Europe was known for having one of the largest civilization and controlling a lot of lands. They had a lot of lands and all surrounded by water meaning they could trade a lot with outside

Dark Age for Europe and not a time of cultural decay and decline. It was not a Dark Age for the following reasons: Cathedrale Notre Dame’s construction, the laws of currency that were established, and how Europe prospered during this time period. Cathedrale Notre Dame’s construction showed how far culturally Europe got by the late Middle Ages. “Common features of gothic Cathedrals included architectural innovations. (Document G: Gothic Cathedrals)” This piece of text shows me that Europe developed

that were lasting in France prior to 1789. It is referred to as pre-revolutionary Europe. “Tradition, hierarchy, a corporate feeling, and privilege were the chief social characteristics of the Old Regime” (Page 450). This time period had a set organization of society and the economy in Europe during the 18th century. First, social relationships were a key factor during this era. “Socially, pre-revolutionary Europe was based on (1) aristocratic elites possessing a wide variety of inherited legal

which could impact trading between countries. This axiom chosen to explain human behavior can be represented through various events in the history of modern humans. These events include a time period known as the Age of Exploration, Imperialism in Europe, the Columbian Exchange

crusades were those who were those who were poorly planned and expensive. That also had to be with the leader, if he was good the might have had success. The crusades were really hard battles that helped a lot the development of Europe. During the battles people in Europe were able to advance a lot in technology and science. All this battles and wars helped to make what they were and helped organize the territories we now have. The crusades

Although key elements of the trade between Africa and Eurasia changed during the era of 300-1450, a few factors stayed the same. In 300 C.E., trade routes were primarily between Europe and North Africa. The way that they changed by the time of 1450 was that they expanded southward and westward. By 1450, these trade routes went through West Africa, sub-Saharan Africa, and the Indian Ocean. One factor that stayed the same during this time period was that the northern coast of Africa was always involved

As a result, integration allows Europe to increase their economic output, because as Hansen and Jonsson (2014) argue West Europe lacks the natural resources necessary to become a viable economic power to compete globally. The Schengen agreement of 1995 therefore facilitates trade, transnationalism and Europeanisation because it enables

Reflections on the Revolution in Europe: Immigration, Islam, and the West, is divided into three neat sections. The structure represents an equation - immigration multiplied by Islam equals the collapse of the west. The logic behind it is simple: western Europe has opened its doors to the "adversary culture" of Islam. Put bluntly Caldwell asks “whether you can have the same Europe with different people?” His equally blunt answer: “no.” Caldwell argues that “Western Europe became a multi-ethnic society

and seven continents. The three oceans were the Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian. The seven continents were Eurasia (Europe), North America, South America, Africa, India, Australia and Antarctica. The Atlantic Ocean finished forming around 2.8 Mya Europe was connected to North America, Australia and Antarctica's land was touching and the Atlantic Ocean was starting to form. Then, Europe broke away from North America, Australia broke away from Antarctica and South America collided into North America