Yugoslavia: History and Demographics

The video explores the hypothetical reformation of Yugoslavia, a former Balkan country, into a modern state. It discusses the potential population, economic status, and EU membership of a reunited Yugoslavia. The video highlights the ethnic, linguistic, and religious diversity that contributed to its historical challenges. It also covers military capabilities and major cities, concluding with resources for further exploration of similar topics.

Which of the following countries was part of the former Yugoslavia?

• Albania

• Bulgaria

• Slovenia

• Hungary

What was the population of Yugoslavia in 1991?

• 19,500,000

• 25,000,000

• 23,230,000

• 21,412,000

Which country among the former Yugoslav states has a positive population growth rate?

• Serbia

• Bosnia and Herzegovina

• Croatia

• Macedonia

What would be the rank of a modern Yugoslavia in terms of population in Europe?

• Twelfth

• Tenth

• Eighth

• Sixth

What is the estimated GDP of a recreated Yugoslavia?

• 150,000,000 USD

• 200,000,000 USD

• 191,045,000 USD

• 250,000,000 USD

Which two countries from the former Yugoslavia are currently EU member states?

• Slovenia and Croatia

• Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo

• Macedonia and Albania

• Serbia and Montenegro

Which ethnic group would form the largest percentage in a modern Yugoslavia?

• Serbs

• Bosnians

• Albanians

• Croats

What percentage of a modern Yugoslavia's population would adhere to Islam?

• 27%

• 22%

• 8%

• 43%

How many total soldiers would the Yugoslav armed forces have?

• 300,000

• 250,000

• 228,000

• 200,000

Which city would likely become the capital of a modern Yugoslavia?

• Sarajevo

• Zagreb

• Belgrade

• Ljubljana