| A | B |
|---|
| British Isles | made up of tow large island |
| Northern Europe | Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland, The United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland |
| North Se | east of England |
| English Channel | body of water lying between England and France |
| Norwegian Sea | body of water that lies between Norway and Iceland |
| Reykjavik | Iceland |
| Copenhagen | Denmark |
| Helsinki | Finland |
| Norway and Sweden | two countries side by side on a peninsula |
| Arctic | the cold area at the most northern part of the Earth |
| Scandinavia | the five countries of northern Eurpoe |
| Industrial Revolution | a nonviolent change in the late 1700s that included a a great increase in the use of iron, steel and machines |
| Moor | a rolling plain covered with grasses and low shrubs |
| Bog | a low-lying swampy area that is covered by water for long periods of time |
| Peat | Plants that have died and rotted |
| Fjord | a long, deep, narrow, U-shaped valley formed by glaciers |
| Geyser | a hot springs hat throws jets of water and steam into the air |
| North Atlantic Drift | a warm ocean current that begins in the Caribbean Sea and travels northward through the Atlantic Ocean |
| Gale | a strong wind |
| Free-market economy | makers of products compete for the buyers of products |
| Producer | a company or farmer who makes a product to sell |
| Consumer | a person who buys and uses goods |
| Per capita income | a way to measure how rick a country isby dividing total income by the number of people |
| Heavy industry | steel, heavy machinery and other such industries |
| Channel Island | UK territory with 160,00 population |
| Glaciers | shaped most of the geography of the British Isles and northern Europe |
| English | official language of British Isles |
| Germanic languages | Icelandic, Norwegian, Swedish, and Danish |
| Finnish | not like other the four other languages in northern Europe |
| 60 million people | population of Great Britain |
| London | England |
| Glasgow | Scotland |
| The Welsh | have celtic roots |
| Celts | descendants in Ireland,Scotland Wales and some parts of England |
| The land of the midnight sun | The arctic is called because of the long summer days |
| The Chunnel | a tunnel that connects France with England |
| British exports | chemical,electronics, aircraft parts and computer-related products |
| London's Heathrow Airport | busiest in the world |
| United States and Germany | Britain's bigest trading parters |
| Great Britain | more coal than an other country in Europe |
| Norway | oil most important resource |
| Found in Northern Europe | iron, copper, lead and zinc |
| Scandinavia | forests and water natural resources |
| Big problem in Great Britain | low birth rate |
| Second problem in Great Britain | high taxes |
| Another problem in Great Britain | absorbing new immigrants |
