9Th Permison Geography Chapter 6 6.2

Front 1

_______ is the largest of the Baltic states.

Back 1

Lithuania

Front 2

Over ____ % of the land is cultivated and ____% is forest.

Back 2

50% is cultivated land
1/3 is forest

Front 3

____% of the people are native Lithuanians and Roman Catholic.

Back 3

80%

Front 4

During the time the Soviet Union control Lithaunia, the Catholics opposed the atheists government by setting up crosses on a place called ____ ____ ____.

Back 4

Hill of Crosses

Front 5

Lithuania has the oldest ______ history of the Baltic States.

Back 5

documented

Front 6

______ is bordered by the Baltic Sea to the west, and Lake Pskov to the east.

Back 6

Estonia

Front 7

Estonia's mainland has ___, ____ and few hills; but is rich in oil shale.

Back 7

marshes, lowland and few hills

Front 8

__ ___ proives Estonia much of it's energy needs.

Back 8

oil shale

Front 9

The major port and capital of Estonia is ________.

Back 9

Tallinn

Front 10

Estonian's speak a ____ language and are much like Scandinavia.

Back 10

Finnic language

Front 11

____,_____ and ____ make up the bulk of the country's industry.

Back 11

electronics, telecommunications and engineering

Front 12

Why have two Baltic states required people to know the native language for citizenship?

Back 12

So that the country has a stronger sense of heritage and unity.

Front 13

What are the two largest islands in Estonia?

Back 13

Saaremaa
Hiiumaa

Front 14

What are Poland's two largest rivers?

Back 14

Vistula River
Oder River