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What are the 5 biggest European countries?
Largest Countries in Europe 2021
- Russia (6,599,921 square miles)
- Ukraine (232,951 square miles)
- France (212,954 square miles)
- Spain (195,313 square miles)
- Sweden (173,814 square miles)
- Germany (137,846 square miles)
- Finland (130,632 square miles)
- Norway (124,988 square miles)
Who are the 12 original members of the European Union?
The EU was established on 1 November 1993 by the Treaty on European Union (Maastricht Treaty). On 31 December 1994, the EU had 12 Member States: Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Ireland, Greece, Spain, France, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal and the United Kingdom.
What countries have been added to the EU?
As of 2020, accession negotiations are under way with Albania (since 2020), Montenegro (since 2012), North Macedonia (since 2020), Serbia (since 2014) and Turkey (since 2005).
Which European country best suits your personality?
The European country that best suits you is Sweden. Not only do you place a high value on tradition and family, but you know that compromise and empathy are often necessary to living a good life. You have a true eye for design, fashion and music.
Are there differences in personality types between countries?
Crucially, these average differences in personality between nations are not the same as the stereotypes we hold. Although we tend to agree with each other about what the typical personality type is in a given country, including our own, the research suggests that our assumptions are often wide of the mark.
Do different cultures have different personalities?
But while differences in personality do exist between cultures and nations, they often don’t match up with the widely held stereotypes of national character. You probably have an idea in your head of what the average personality profile is of people from the various cultures that you’re familiar with.
Is travel in Europe easy or hard?
Travel in Europe for me is pretty easy compared to the rest of the world. However – easy should not be confused with uninteresting. Europe challenges me to dig deeper, look harder, observe more to find the subtle cultural differences that exist between European culture and my own..