Mason's Dimension for Ideas

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Portugal (in green) is in Europe home of all pasta (really Italy is the home of all pasta but Italy is in Europe). They have deep-fried potatoes (a.k.a French fries), grilled steak and a lot more. The population of Europe is about 738,200,000 and the area is 10,180,000 km (3,930,000 square miles) and 50 countries. Europe is not a sustainable economy, but it might be at 2050.


Last but not least, the bonus:

Steel is an iron alloy that is 0.2 to 2.1% carbon (an alloy is a metal made of two or more different substances). About 4000 years ago a special furnace called a Bloomery was the first method of making steel, since the 17th century a blast furnace is used. But until the 19th century when the Bessemer was invented by Henry Bessemer, steel was an expensive metal. Here is steel being made.



And here is stainless steel



Last but best, here is a long list of uses for steel (but not all about 1,000,000):

Skyscraper support
Golf shafts
Steel wool
Music instruments
Fences
Chains
Tools
Cars
Airplanes
Rockets
Bell
Sculpture
Pocket watch
Soda can
Ferris
Scuba goggles
Camera
Seat belt
Gun
Hand cuffs
Safe
Keys
Safety pin
Helmet
Needle
Barbel
Microscope
Scissors
Pipes
And steel links

Canada (in green) is the 2nd largest country by area and has one of the highest living standards in the world and the big USA to Canada land border is the worlds largest land border (Alaska is part of the USA) and the weather is different depending on where your at. A Nanaimo bar is a no bake cookie from Canada (recipe in fast forward below)



Canada mean village and last but not least, 57.8% of Canada's People are English and 17.4% of Canada's people also speak French