European Capitals by City Emblem
Emblem a heraldic device or symbolic object as a distinctive badge of a nation, city, or family, etc. Medium coat
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Europe
Income share of the bottom 40 % of the population
Data: europa.eu The income (total disposable household income) share received by the bottom 40 % of the population. The highest
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The First Person Named in a Country’s Wikipedia Page
Fummy Not counting places/objects named after people (e.g. St Peter’s Basilica, St Petersburg). Not counting occupations (e.g. Bishop of Urgell,
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Most and least trusted media source in Europe
The Radio is most trusted media source in the Europe Union, while the social media was the least trusted source.
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Budget surplus or deficit in European countries (2016)
The difference between national government revenues and expenditures expressed as a percent of the Gross Domestic Product. A positive number
Read MoreLarge carnivores of Europe
urope is home to 5 species of large predators. These species comprise the brown bear, the wolf, the wolverine, and two lynx species (Eurasian and the Iberian lynx). Historically these species have all experienced dramatic drops in numbers and distribution due to human activity.
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European countries by monthly net average wage in $USD (2017)
European countries by monthly net average wage in $USD, adjusted to purchasing power parity. jamesw67 European contries by monthly net
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Europe by the value of GDP power before World War 2
In 1938, the year before WW2, the United States had, by far, the largest economy worldwide in terms of GDP. The 5 Allied Great Powers that arose victorious from the war and the 3 Axis Tripartite Pact nations that were eventually defeated made up the 8 largest sovereign economies in 1938.
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Map of first higher education degrees of European country leaders
https://www.reddit.com/user/coneyislandimgur The most popular first higher education among the leaders of European countries: • Law – 16 countries (Belgium, Bosnia
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Language difficulty rankings
The time it takes to learn a language depends on many factors: How close the new language is to your native language or other languages you know; How complex the language is; How many hours each week you devote to learning the language; The language learning resources available to you; Your motivation.
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