Here are some of the changes that occurred to pre-revolutionary Europe:
Monarchies Vs Republics In Europe 1714 – 2015

Theis series of maps was created by Wikimedia user Nederlandse Leeuw and tracks the changes in the number of Monarchies vs Republics in Europe over a period of 300 years.
Here are the maps:
Number of Active Personal In The Armies of Eastern Europe Countries

Here’s more about the map from the map author:
Was Your Country Ever At War With Japan For 102 Years?

The map above tells a story of a historical curiosity.
In 1904 Montenegro, which was at that time was still an independent country, supported Russia by sending volunteers to fight the Japanese as part of the Russo-Japanese War.
Where Europeans Travel To Buy Cheaper Alcohol

Here are some of the places they go:
European Countries That Host American Miliary Bases

However, note the list below is not exhaustive as the “site lists only those locations approved by the individual service branch. ” Therefore, you can also see a more complete list below:
Does Your Nation Have The Most Speakers Of Your Most Commonly Spoken National Language?

So for example Ireland is marked in red because English is one of Ireland’s two official languages, but there are more English speakers living in the United States than either Ireland or the UK.
Top 10 Busiest European Flight Routes

The map above shows the 10 busiest European flight routes back in pre-pandemic 2018 from inside the EU, United Kingdom, Switzerland, Iceland and Norway.
The numbers for 2021 are as follows (with number of passengers):
The Name “John” in Different European Languages
How The American Electoral College Would Look If It Was Used In Europe

Under it, each state has at least 3 electoral college votes representing 1 congressperson, and 2 Senators.
The Electoral College is then tasked with electing the president every 4 years.
In our European example above the Vatican each vote would represent just 255 people whereas in Russia each vote would represent over 2 million people!
Micro states like Monaco, San Marino, Andorra and Liechtenstein would also get 3 each the same as somewhere like Iceland with as much as 10X the population.
So here’s how the numbers work out for Europe as a whole (and someone has also done the work for if only the EU was included).
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