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Eastern Europe

-Known as a cultural crossroads, a place where various cultures cross paths, interact -Since ancient times, nomads, migrants, and armies moving between Europe and Asia have passed through this region

History of Eastern Europe -After World War II, the Soviet Union (region of what is today known as Russia) took over various regions of Eastern Europe in order to create Communist government -These areas were called satellite nations (nations dominated by another country) -Countries such as Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Romania, and Bulgaria

History of Eastern Europe -During the late 1980s-early 1990s, these countries gained their independence from the Soviet Union -This change from Communist to more democratic governments was difficult to adapt to after 40+ years of Communist rule

Economy of Eastern Europe -In the Soviet Union the government owned all factories and controlled what they produced -Because of government control, factories had little incentives to please customers (leads to lack of customer service) -Machines in the factories became outdated, caused pollution

Economy of Eastern Europe -Economies in these countries changed to market economies (economies based on supply and demand) when Communism began to collapse -Industries produced goods people wanted/“demanded” -Took a period of adjustment for many countries to get used to the new economic system

Culture of Eastern Europe -Many different languages are spoken and religions are practiced in this region -Religions: Roman Catholicism, Eastern Orthodox, Islam, and Judaism -Folk art: art created by rural people with traditional lifestyles instead of professional artists -Produced in large amounts throughout Eastern Europe

Eastern European Culture -Ethnic conflict still exists in many areas throughout Europe -anti-Semitism: discrimination against Jewish people -Gypsy people (largely from Romania) face discrimination because of their nomadic lifestyle

Eastern European Culture -It will still take many years for the negative effects of Communism to be removed from these regions