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Where are the main sources of immigrant into the UK?
Eastern Europe
What were the main influences on the different regions of eastern Europe?
War.
Does Western Europe produce more oil than Eastern Europe?
Western Europe produces more oil than Eastern Europe. The main oil supplier in Western Europe is the North Sea, while it's the Black Sea and the Caucasus in Eastern Europe.
What river is the main commercial artery connecting central and eastern Europe?
The Danube River.
What was the main goal of the Soviet Union after world war ll?
To conquer Eastern Europe
What are the four main parts of Europe?
The four main parts of Europe are Western Europe, Southern Europe, Eastern Europe, and Northern Europe. They are defined based on geography, culture, and history. Each region has distinct characteristics and countries that form part of it.
Where is Hungary southern Europe or eastern Europe?
Hungary is in eastern Europe.
What landforms stretches from the Atlantic coast into Eastern Europe?
The Great European Plain, which consists of the Northern European Plain and the East European Plain.
In what ways are eastern Europe and northern Europe different?
- Western Europe is majority Catholic while Eastern Europe is majority Orthodox - Western Europe is more technologically advanced than Eastern Europe - Western Europe is more economically advanced than Eastern Europe - Western Europe has fewer countries than Eastern Europe - Western Europe is smaller in area than Eastern Europe - Western Europe is more populated than Eastern Europe - Western Europe is more densely populated than Eastern Europe - Western Europe has more countries in the European Union than Eastern Europe - Western Europe has more countries in NATO than Eastern Europe
Is Belarus in northern or eastern Europe?
It is in eastern Europe.
Is russia in eastern or western Europe?
Eastern Europe.
What country did Eastern Europe come from?
Eastern Europe is a region in Europe composing of many nations. No country produced Eastern Europe.
