Answer:
Europe is a small continent compared to others in the world and it is comprised of many peninsulas. It is the western part of the supercontinent called Eurasia which includes other countries like Russia, China, and India.
Explanation:
Europe is the westernmost region of the Eurasian continent and is in itself considered a continent, the second-smallest in the world. Only Oceania is smaller than Europe in size. Europe includes the island of Iceland to its westernmost reaches and the eastern point is considered the Ural Mountains of Russia. The northern point of Europe is Norway and the Southern point is Greece and the Mediterranean sea. It has in total a population of approximately 741 million people. One physical trait of Europe that distinguishes it is the number of penninsulas that comprise it, including the Iberian, Scandianvian, Balkan, and Italian peninsulas.
