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what does poland mean
plain/field
which european country was the largest country that once was part of the soviet union
poland
when did poland regain its independence and how long was poland a communist country
after ww1; 40 years
what role have foreign countries played in the history of poland and baltic countries
all/part of poland has always been ruled by russia
describe kalinigrad (3)
slightly larger than connecticut
only seaport
founded by tutonic order
what does koingsberg mean
kings city
how did kalinigrad become a russian city
when they defeated germany in ww2
why did russia rename koingsberg, kalinigrad
they wanted to remove as much of the german culture as possible
what is the solidarity party
labor union that became a political party
what country in europe was the first to leave the soviet union
poland
what city in poland is the capital and transportation center and what river is it located on
warsaw; vistula
describe krakow (2)
along the vistula
medieval city w university, monuments, and museums
what is polands main seaport
gdansk
how has the poeration of polands economy changed since the end of the communist era (3)
attracted foreign investment
modern economy
polish companies experience growth
what group of people occupies the countries of latvia and lithuania
balts
what group of people occupies estonia
finns
what is the teutonic order and what was the role in the counties of estonia, latvia and lithuania (2)(2)
vikings and german knights; brought strong german ideals into baltic society and spread christianity
what are the capitals of latvia estonia and lithuania
riga
tallinn
vilnius
why is trade essential to the baltic countries (2)
small pop and limited resources
what group is about 90% of hungarys people
magyars
in what way did the czech republic and slovakia form a complementary region (2)
czech were industrialized
slov were agricultural
when did the czechs and slovaks decide to seperate into two countries
1993
what 2 regions make up czech republic
bohemia and morava
what is the capital of czech and what river is it on
prague; vitava
what are the czechs known for (2)
fine steel
glass
what has slowed the political and economic problems since 1990s
gov, has too much influence over the economy
capital of slovakia and what river
bratislava; danube
what factors have made bratislava central to slovakias culture and economy (2)
good for trade
on major railroad
what language do hungarians speakand major religion
magyar; roman catholic
what is goulash
traditional hungarian stew
how much of hungarys pop lives in farming villages and towns and what food do they produce (5)
almost half; potatoes, sugar beets, wheat, cattle, hogs
what factors affected the growth of budapest in the 1900s (2)
pop declined
rural areas started getting services