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If you want to learn about the continent of Europe, you might be interested in learning about the map of Europe. This map is color-coded and comes with the names of each country. It also features a Bandiera, so that you can attach it to the classroom wall. You can read more about Europe on Wikipedia.
Cartina Europa map
The Cartina Europa map is one of the most important maps of European history. It was created by a modernist Portuguese 
painter and illustrator named Antonio Soares in 1914. It was intended to be a critique of European powers. To do so, Soares made each country’s outline represented by a corresponding animal. The map has a key in the upper-left corner to identify which animal represents a particular country. The map also depicts some of the major powers, including Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Russia, as large, ferocious beasts. In particular, Russia is represented as a polar bear clawing at the wolf of Austria-Hungary, while the German tiger is devouring the stag of Belgium.
Europa union
The Unione Europea is a group of 27 countries that were formed to improve people’s lives. The countries are united by a respect for individual rights, and each country is a part of the group. Each member is free to trade and travel among the countries in the union. The EU’s mission statement is to “improve the quality of life of its citizens.”
The website provides information about the regions and countries of Europe. Its interactive features include segreti of each country, as well as high-quality photo tours and selected videos. It also offers travel tips and travel diaries. These are all free and are designed to help travelers navigate their way through Europe.
Europa Wikipedia
This category is about countries in Europe. It includes both countries and entities that fall under the different European definitions. See the main article for more information. You can also visit Wikimedia Commons for more resources on Europe. If you have questions about the countries in Europe, you can use the talk page to ask questions and get answers.
Europa library
The European Library draws together themes from national libraries and displays them in virtual exhibitions. The result is a unique collection of pan-European sources on a specific topic. The collection includes travel memorabilia, books, images, sounds, maps, and curatorial information from 13 European libraries. The European Library also features full-text versions of many books.
The European Library’s goal is to make library data accessible to as many people as possible. To this end, the project was set up by the European Commission. Since then, the project has become the largest aggregation platform for library data across Europe. The European Library has helped digitize millions of items for Europeana.
