Europe: Most Culturally and Economically Diverse Realms of the World

Europe is often described as one of the most culturally and economically diverse realms of the world. Discuss the validity of this statement using evidence from the "Virtual Field Trip of Western European Landscapes". Please examine the grading rubric to understand how this discussion will be graded.
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Yes, Europe is often described as one of the most culturally and economically diverse realms of the world and I agree. The topic implies that Europe, amongst other realms, are culturally and economically diverse. Think about Graubunden Canton: s'Graffito for a second. Before the colored paint is removed to show the white plaster, buildings are first plastered and painted. I find it interesting how we derived the word we know as “graffiti” from this culture all the way across the world. I also find it interesting that to litter is considered a sin. If our culture was the same here, imagine how clean the streets would be everywhere.
Europe is definitely economically diverse considering how some parts looks majorly urban and then other parts look more rural. Take London, England for an example; The Tower bridge, Harrod’s department store and the Lloyd’s insurance building seems like it’s on the urban side. That assumption is made based off experience. I’ve lived in urban areas all of my life and that is all that I know really. But I do think the rural parts of Georgia is pretty cool. That is why I took much interest in Bavaria, which is a region containing small farm communities. Now, I don’t know much about farms in the United States, but I doubt they keep their animals underneath the main house. Usually, their kept in a barn off the side of the main house. I think it’s kind of odd that in Bavaria, animals are being kept that way, but everyone has their own methods.