The Geography and Culture of the Balkan States Part 2: Bosnia-Herzegovina, Serbia, North Macedonia

The video discusses the breakup of Yugoslavia, focusing on Bosnia Herzegovina, North Macedonia, and Serbia. It covers the ethnic, religious, and political dynamics that led to regional wars and the impact on these countries. Bosnia Herzegovina's geography, demographics, and economy are highlighted, along with the historical significance of Sarajevo. North Macedonia's landlocked status, ethnic composition, and economic activities are detailed, including its connection to Alexander the Great. Serbia's geography, political status, and economic sectors are explored, emphasizing its historical role in Yugoslavia and the ongoing situation with Kosovo.

What was a major consequence of the breakup of Yugoslavia?

• Numerous regional wars and displacement

• The formation of a single unified state

• The start of World War Two

• The rise of a new monarchy

Which ethnic group forms the majority in Bosnia Herzegovina?

• Bosniaks

• Serbs

• Croats

• Albanians

What is a notable feature of North Macedonia's capital, Scopia?

• A historic Ottoman palace

• The tallest building in Europe

• A famous Roman amphitheater

• A large statue of Alexander the Great

Which country borders North Macedonia to the south?

• Bulgaria

• Albania

• Serbia

• Greece

What is the capital of Serbia?

• Novi Sad

• Pristina

• Belgrade

• Sarajevo

Which autonomous region in Serbia has declared independence?

• Voivodina

• Kosovo

• Montenegro

• Bosnia

Which river flows through Serbia and is significant to its geography?

• The Rhine

• The Danube

• The Seine

• The Thames