EUROPE

LANGUGES

• England: English
• Spain: Spanish
• France: French

GOVERNMENT

• England: constitutional monarchy
• Spain: constitutional monarchy and parliamentary democracy
• France: semi presidential system
• All three countries enjoy basic human rights and are protected in some way

RELIGION

• England: Christianity, Islam, and Judaism
• Spain: Roman Catholicism and Islam
• France: Catholicism, Muslim, and Protestant
• All religions believe in one god and have holy text

URBAN/RURAL

• England: people live in stone or brick houses
• Spain: people live in more Meditehnean influenced houses
• France: people live in houses made of mostly cement or stone
• The most heavenly populated areas are near water sources
• They will mostly live in cities or towns

FAMILY RELATIONS

• England: most families will have 5 people in it
• Spain: most families will have 4 people in it
• France: most families will have 2 to 3 people in it
• There will usually be a mother, father, and kids
• Father will usually be the worker, the mother can be the worker; it can be both

SOCIAL STUCTURE

• Working, middle, and upper class
• Wealth is more concentrated, especially in capitalist countries

POP CULTURE

• Fashion: similarity to America, simple, business, sporty and classy
• Literature: basic genres, like USA, fiction, non fiction, etc.
• Art: Anna King and Nick Gentry from England and Elsa Dax and Robert Combas

EDUCATION

• England has primary and tertiary school
• France has the same system, but different names
• They both learn the basic subjects and how to read and write

LAND USE

• England is divided into country like things and
• France has regions
• Most of England and France is used for agriculture

TRADING NETWORKS

• England exchanges equipment and such
• France makes food and other things
• England exports gas, food and tobacco
• France exports cars, machinery, etc.

DIVERSITY

• In England they have Caucasian, African American, Asian, and Indian
• France has Caucasian, Mexican and Asian both countries men and women are treated equally