What is the european country with the largest number of young people 18+?
Q. AND the mediterranean/european country with the largest number of young people/most visited by young people 18+? see im planning on going to europe for a degree in interior design...and i was just wondering of the perfect place for me to socialize and make new friends
Asked by M.J - Fri May 8 17:20:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Curiously, there is more than 1 young person in each EU country ! The difference between the numbers is totally immaterial. All of the young people in all of the countries have a good social life (why would you think otherwise) I really think you need to be looking at different priorities. - Quality of the place of study - Quality of the course you choose. are far more important than whether there are 200 thousand or 400 thousand young people available. There are far greater differences in - basic culture between countries, though all young rebel don't they ? - activity in small towns and big towns, That said, - All university/study towns have an active social life, just because all the people studying are in one place, and are… [cont.]
Answered by AnYing - Fri May 8 19:17:27 2009

How did the Protestant Reformation affect rivalries among European nations?
Q. ALSO: How did the Protestant Reformation affect rivalries among European nations?
Asked by Roy Halladay - Tue Oct 7 19:36:31 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. yup i dont know ; (
Answered by Just Visiting - Wed Oct 8 01:35:00 2008

How did European nations view the American constitution soon after it was written?
Q. Is it true that: "When European nations viewed the fledgling America and their dirty Constitution, it was accused as an extra liberal secular document because it doesn t contain the authority of God ordaining who leads the nation. Instead, power was granted by the people (some blogger). In a way, this makes sense if one thinks about the mindset of that era. Thank you for taking the time to look at my question.
Asked by Guy - Sat Jan 19 17:20:01 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Hmmm - - - the US Constitution was an example of thought circulating about 'the enlightenment' and many individuals though aware of 'God' and sincere in their worship were none the less far more Liberal than modern Evangelical Americans who believe one needs the approval of Jesus to pee... Begrudgingly enough Europeans had to agree that the Constitution was a nifty idea. the idea of Nationhood was actually quite new at the end of the 1700 s and Europeans admired America for enumerating rights & responsibilities on a piece of paper. It only seemed to make sence to put words to paper and to sanctify that paper. One could even argue that God approved such preceedings. The US Constitution was not created in a vacume. Charters &… [cont.]
Answered by JVHawai'i - Sat Jan 19 17:44:02 2008