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Most of East Europe's Regions were shaped by what natural occurrence? A. Icebergs B. Glaciers C. Rainbows
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Most of East Europe's Regions were
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A. Icebergs
B. Glaciers
C. Rainbows
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It was shaped by glaciers due to the warming temperature and rising water that submerged a reigon called doggeand and it connected the brittish isles to eroupe.
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B, It was shaped by glaciers
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