Europe in 1914 Map Flashcards

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European Countries in 1914

Russia was the largest country in Europe, spanning across Eastern Europe and Northern Asia, with significant political influence.
Sweden is located in Northern Europe and is known for its extensive coastline along the Baltic Sea.
Norway, bordered by Sweden, is recognized for its rugged coastline featuring fjords and its rich maritime history.
The Netherlands is located in Western Europe, characterized by its flat landscape, canals, and windmills.
Belgium, a small country in Western Europe, is known for its medieval towns and Renaissance architecture.
France, a major European power, has a rich cultural history and is home to Paris, the capital city known for art and fashion.
Spain, located on the Iberian Peninsula, has a diverse cultural heritage with influences from various historical periods.
Germany, a central European nation, was a dominant military and industrial power leading up to World War I.
The United Kingdom, an island nation, had a vast empire and was a leading global power during this period.
Denmark, a Scandinavian country, is known for its strong maritime traditions and the Kingdom of Denmark.
Serbia, located in Southeast Europe, had a pivotal role in the lead-up to World War I, particularly regarding Slavic nationalism.
Montenegro, a small mountainous country, was historically allied with Serbia and was involved in regional conflicts.
Italy, located in Southern Europe, was known for its rich history and cultural contributions, particularly during the Renaissance.
Greece, known for its ancient civilization, played a significant role in the cultural and political history of Europe.
Romania is situated in Southeast Europe and has a diverse ethnic composition and a history of territorial changes.
Albania, a small Balkan country, maintained its independence during this period and had a complex ethnic landscape.
Austria-Hungary was a major empire in Central Europe consisting of various ethnic groups and nationalities, facing internal nationalist pressures.
Bulgaria, located in Southeast Europe, had aspirations for territorial expansion following its liberation from Ottoman rule.

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Test your knowledge of European countries in 1914 with these flashcards. Each card presents a country, and you must identify it based on the provided definition. Perfect for history enthusiasts and students alike!