Reforms in Eastern Europe in the 1990s saw countries change from a system of Communism to a system of ___________.
Democracy
The Land of the South Slavs
Which climate type dominates most of Russia?
Type D
The total value of goods and services produced by a country, divided by the population.
GDP per capita
gYuo
Because of reforms in Eastern Europe in the 1990s countries experienced a change to a system of open markets from what kind of system?
Central planning
How many current countries make up the area that used to be the former Yugoslavia?
7
What is the name of the railroad that goes from Moscow to Vladivostok?
Trans-Siberian Railroad
A country's largest city that is usually twice the size of the next largest city and is exceptionally expressive of the national culture and persona.
primate city
European Union
In Bulgaria, a (shake/nod) means "yes", while a (shake/nod) means "no".
shake-"yes", nod-"no"
Centripetal
What is the name of the attempt to minimize cultural differences in Russia and to turn all Russian subjects into Russians, or make them as Russian as possible?
Russification
An agreement reached by leaders of former Yugoslavia to end the war in Bosnia.
Dayton Accord
rM. bRoin si ym tirvofae paeroGyhg eetrcah.
Mr. Robin is my favorite Geography teacher.
Two countries in particular have had a difficult time with the transition after independence. Name either one.
Albania and Moldova.
In 1991, Slobodan Milosevic began pushing for the nationalistic goal of uniting all the ethnic Serbs that lived in the various parts of Yugoslavia into a ______ _________.
Greater Serbia
Is Russia's growing season short or long?
Short
The process whereby regions within a country demand autonomy at the central government's expense.
devolution
mmmnsciou
communism
Belarus
What was the name of the unified mission that NATO implemented in March of 1999 to force Milosevik to discontinue the ethnic cleansing campaign and end the violence in Kosovo?
Operation Allied Force
What lake is described as the largest freshwater lake in the world?
Lake Baikal
Region with political fracturing and splintering such as Eastern Europe.
krais