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Chp 7 Eastern Europe

What is one of Poland’s most important industries?  Coal Mining 204

What has raised standards of living in Baltic Republics?  Increased trade and industry 205

What river divides Hungary?  Danube River 206

What is the Czech Republic’s capital?  Prague 208

What factors are holding back Romania’s economy?  Communist policies of the past  Limit of production  No private industry  Few consumer goods  Aging factories  Pollution’  212

What is the main religion of Bulgaria?  Eastern Orthodox Christians  Muslims make up 13%

What caused Yugoslavia to fall apart?  Ethic tensions between groups  Split into 5 countries  Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Montenegro, and Macedonia 213

What is the capital of Ukraine?  Kiev 219

To what language is Belorussian similar?  Russian  Ukrainian  Written in Cyrillic 220

Why does Moldova’s flag look similar to Romania’s?  Moldova was once part of Romania 220

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