| NapoleanBonaparte | | economic system in which the production of goods and services is decided by supply and demand |
| neutrality | | largest population in Western Europe |
| BerlinWall | | person who wants a region to break away from the nation it was part of |
| BastilleDay | | one of smallest countries in Europe |
| ombudsman | | social system where government provides needs to its citizens |
| Vatican | | famous landmark in Paris |
| Germany | | emperor of France in 1800s |
| polders | | pride in and loyalty to one's nation |
| Valencian | | largest country in Western Europe |
| reunify | | required |
| multilingual | | Finland's most plentiful natural resource |
| EiffelTower | | coffee house in Greece |
| Milan | | murder of Jews by Nazis in WWII |
| Luxembourg | | Dictator of Spain for 40 years |
| kafeneio | | official who investigates citizens' complaints against the government |
| KingJuanCarlosI | | eastern half of the Roman Empire that survived after fall of Rome |
| separatist | | an alliance or partnership |
| parliamentarydemocracy | | ethnic group living in the western Pyrenees and Bay of Biscay in Spain |
| forests | | wall that closed off East Berlin from West Berlin |
| Basque | | German head of state during WWII |
| Spain | | very common form of transportation and recreation in Netherlands |
| fascism | | economic union formed by Belgium, Netherlands and Luxembourg |
| federalrepublic | | Italian navigator who discovered the Indies, the New World |
| ChristopherColumbus | | language shared by Germany, Austira, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein |
| Sami | | official residence of the pope in Vatican city |
| Bicycles | | rice made in Italy |
| Dutch | | one of the poorest nations in Europe |
| AdolfHitler | | key industry of France |
| risotto | | Spanish dish of seafood, meat and vegetables mixed with yellow rice |
| Portugal | | electricity made by water-powered engines. |
| IberianPeninsula | | seafaring Scandinavian people in the 9th to 11th centuries |
| tourism | | vast area of flat or gently rolling land from France to Russia |
| Alpine | | peninsula that includes Spain and Portugal |
| hydroelectric power | | One of Spain's languages |
| Reconquista | | group of Muslims from North Africa who conquered Spain in the 8th century |
| Vikings | | political philosophy that promotes blind loyalty to the state and controlled by dictator |
| Catholic | | current government of Portugal and France |
| ByzantineEmpire | | Religion of most people of Austria, Spain and Portugal |
| nationalism | | government of Spain after Franco's death |
| welfarestate | | land reclaimed by draining it of water with the use of a dam and pump |
| autonomy | | people of northern Scandinavia who herd reindeer |
| Prussia | | One of Spain's languages |
| France | | government of Austria, Switzerland, and Germany |
| coalition | | sponsored Christopher Columbus' voyages to the New World |
| Benelux | | having to do with Alps mountain range |
| Portuguese | | language of Portugal |
| compulsory | | official language of Netherlands |
| FranciscoFranco | | city in northern Italy famous for its fashion shows |
| paella | | territory ruled by a duke or duchess |
| Northern European Plain | | successful effort by Spanish to drive out the Moors |
| bullfighting | | organization of European nations |
| Catalan | | able to speak many languages |
| Romancelanguage | | French holiday on July 14 where they celebrate their nation |
| EuropeanUnion | | languages that developed from the Roman language, Latin |
| parliamentarymonarchy | | self-governance or independence |
| Moors | | bring something that has been separated back together |
| German | | most powerful German state in Holy Roman Empire |
| duchy | | Spain's most famous traditional sport |
| marketeconomy | | policy of not taking part in war |
| Holocaust | | ruler of Spain |
