European History

noun A continent located in the Northern Hemisphere, primarily in the Eastern Hemisphere

• Europe is known for its rich history and diverse cultures.
• Have you ever been to Europe? It's amazing!
• Europe is lit, you gotta visit sometime.
• In the world of fashion, Paris is considered the heart of Europe.

noun a unit of currency in several countries, including Switzerland and Guinea

• The currency used in France is the franc.
• I heard the franc is worth a lot in Europe.
• I need to exchange some francs for my trip to Paris.
• His love for her was worth more than a million francs.

noun A term used to refer to the continents of Europe, Asia, and Africa collectively, especially in historical and cultural contexts.

• The Old World refers to Europe, Asia, and Africa, as opposed to the New World which includes the Americas.
• My grandparents always talk about how things were done in the Old World.
• Some people think the Old World is boring compared to the modern world.
• The traditions of the Old World are still alive in this small village.

noun the act or process of reforming or making changes to improve something, especially a social, political, or religious institution

• The reformation of the education system was a long and challenging process.
• The reformation of the company policies made everyone happy.
• The reformation of the party was lit!
• The reformation of her mindset led to a whole new way of thinking.

noun a country in Southeast Europe, formerly part of Yugoslavia, bordered by Kosovo, Serbia, Bulgaria, Greece, and Albania

• North Macedonia is a country located in Southeast Europe.
• Have you ever been to North Macedonia? It's a beautiful place.
• I heard North Macedonia is the new hot spot for tourists.
• The journey to self-discovery can feel like navigating through the mountains of North Macedonia.

noun a proper noun referring to a Dutch humanist and scholar of the Renaissance period, known for his work in education and philosophy

• The Erasmus program provides opportunities for students to study abroad in Europe.
• I'm thinking about doing an Erasmus exchange next semester.
• Erasmus is like a European vacation but with studying involved.
• Embarking on an Erasmus journey can open doors to new experiences and perspectives.

noun a policy of seeking to retaliate, especially to recover lost territory

• The rise of revanchism in the region has sparked concerns among neighboring countries.
• Some people believe that revanchism is just an excuse for starting conflicts.
• I heard that guy is all about revanchism, always looking to settle scores.
• In the world of politics, revanchism can be seen as a dangerous game of revenge and power.

noun a native or inhabitant of Prussia

adjective relating to or characteristic of Prussia, a region in eastern Europe that existed from the 16th century to the 20th century

• The Prussian army was known for its discipline and efficiency.
• My great-grandfather used to tell stories about the Prussian soldiers.
• That guy is as strict as a Prussian officer.
• Her writing style is often described as Prussian in its precision.

noun a member of the ethnic group native to Hungary

adjective relating to Hungary or its people

• The Magyar language is the official language of Hungary.
• My friend is learning Magyar so she can communicate with her Hungarian relatives.
• I love listening to Magyar music, it always puts me in a good mood.
• The Magyar people have a rich cultural heritage that is celebrated worldwide.

noun a fear or hatred of France or French culture

• Francophobia is a term used to describe an irrational fear or hatred of France or the French people.
• Some people have Francophobia because they had a bad experience with a French person once.
• I don't get why some people have Francophobia, not all French people are the same.
• His Francophobia is so strong that he refuses to even try French cuisine.

noun a German term referring to the policy of improving relations between West Germany and Eastern Europe, particularly the Soviet Union, during the Cold War

• The policy of Ostpolitik was aimed at improving relations between West Germany and East Germany during the Cold War.
• Ostpolitik was all about trying to make peace between the two Germanys back in the day.
• They were really pushing that whole Ostpolitik thing to smooth things over between the divided countries.
• The concept of Ostpolitik can be seen as a bridge between the East and West during a tumultuous time in history.