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There are many ways on how it changes. The whole country has unproved

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Well, of all the negative events in the past, Europe has become a normal country.

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The economy of Europe comprises more than 740 million people in 50 different countries. The end of World War II brought European countries closer together.

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It was to over populated in the middle ages. And after that, it was too low. But now it is back overpopulation but is sustaining itself for now.

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The amount of jobs have changed significantly. It went form too few jobs. To too many jobs. To just right.

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The money went from being common to be poor. To 17.9 trillion to the country.

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In the beginning, Europe started as a dictator. But as the country grew, and the government evolved. They became a democacy

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Different time periods effected Europe tremendously by empires like Ancient Rome and Ancient Greece.

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Wars can effect the Continent by separating land, or just turning it into an oblivion

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In the beginning, it was very small. But it grew larger and larger thanks to the conflict between the poor people and the rich people. Sense the expansion, the population grew. A ship carrying the Black death wiped out the continent.

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Diseases such as the "Black Plague" can effect so many things animals, population etc.

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The Renaissance changed the world  inventions, art, even airplanes! without the Renaissance, life would be so much harder

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People knew they were going to die so they started doing what they wanted to do.

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In this time of positiveness, this started the renaissance.

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Breene, Keith. “This Is How Europe's Borders Have Changed over 1,000 Years.” World Economi
Bodewig, et al. “Technological Change and Growing Divides in Europe.” Brookings, Brookings, 30 Mar. 2018,

“Climate Change Evident Across Europe.” European Environment Agency, www.eea.europa.eu/media/newsreleases/climate-change-evident-across-europe.

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Modern day keeps on inventing new things helping the world be easier and making new time periods.

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A modern day house in Europe

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It is very obvious to see how Europe has changed. It has changed in both good and bad ways.

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GDP growth is 2.6%
Top 10% income is 27.6%
GDP per capita is  $21,767
GDP is 19.7 trillion
Population is 738 million
Millionaires in US$ are 3.17 million people

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Mongol Empire appears in the north-east and the Ottoman Empire grows to cover much of the south-east. Central Europe goes through seemingly endless change, as regional and national borders shift.

Maps

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In conclusion, by all the research Europe has changed. From population to the government.
It has changed big time.

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17.3% of Europe's population is poor or at risk of being poor. 71% of Europe's population are making just enough money to live off of. 11.7% of Europe's population are making more money than needed to live off of.

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There are many favorites from artists in the renaissances. Some inventions include flying munchies, piano, printing press, and scuba gear.

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both of the new studies raise important questions regarding whether climate models simulate the historical changes in ocean circulation, and whether we need to revisit some of our future projections.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uhd-uwFonog

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Economic expansion

“All this is linked to the long-term economic growth of Europe, which started centuries before in the early Middle Ages. This received a sharp set-back in the mid-14th century as a result of natural calamities, especially the Black Death, but within a couple of generations it resumed again. Reduced populations have enjoyed greater purchasing power.

Trade has expanded, towns and cities have grown, and urban elites have gained in political clout. In France, centralised royal power has increased at the expense of local nobles, aided by the king’s cannon train that can now make short work of previously impregnable baronial castles.  This development will soon spread to other countries in western Europe, to create strong, centralised nation-states. These will provide the political underpinnings for the European expansion to come.”

Summary:  During the Middle Ages, trade  spread across Europe creating new cities and countries.

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"The extent of devastation in the wake of forest fires, floods, storm surges not only in Europe and elsewhere has shown that the costs of not acting on climate change, as well as adaptation and prevention are extremely high. Mitigation is crucial as is ensuring effective action before, during and after a disaster. Our report shows that European countries have started preparing, but there is still much to gain from better coherence to improve resilience and reducing the risks. This should be the main goal for experts working in the adaptation and disaster risk reduction fields," said Hans Brunswick, Executive Director of the European Environment Agency.

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Studies in the same issue of nature, led by researchers at the University of Potsdam in Germany, used historical observations of temperature to check the fingerprint. They found that the AMOCO(Atlantic Dimensional Overturning Circulation)  had reduced in strength by around 15% since 1950, pointing to the role of human-made greenhouse gas emissions as the primary cause.