Eastern Europe

This system allows leadership to control the government and uses oppressive tactics.

• Capitalism/

  Free market

• Authoritarian/

  Totalitarian

• Socialism

What is a Dictator?

• a leader who gains their power through being born into a royal family.

• a leader who is elected by the people for the people.

• a leader who rules with total authority and often in a cruel or brutal manner.

__________ is the dominant religion in Eastern Europe (p.268)

• Judaism

• Islam

• Christianity

• Buddhism

The _______ and ________ churches splitting in 1054 was the first major religious division (p. 268).

• Islamic/Catholic

• Catholic/Eastern Orthodox

• Jewish/Catholic

• Jewish/Eastern Orthodox

In climate in the northern part of Eastern Europe is the same as it is in the southern part of the region (p. 264).

• True

• False

In 1986, an explosion at the _______ power plant caused radioactive pollution all over Europe (p. 267).

• Russian

• Chernobyl

• Moscow

• Putin

In _______ and _______, 40-50% of people claim no religious faith (p. 269).

• Slovakia/Hungary

• Latvia/Lithuania

• Belarus/Ukraine

• Czech Republic/Estonia

a region where political alliances are constantly splintering and fracturing based on ethnicity

• shatter belt

• ethnic cleansing

• cold war

division of a region into smaller regions

• Balkanization

• czar

• permafrost

the expelling from a country or genocide of an ethnic group; Bosnian Croats and Bosnian Muslims were affected most in Serbia

• ethnic cleansing

• satelites

• cold war