Ninety-seven percent of Poles are descended from what people group?

The leader of Solidarity who later became the first president of free Poland was . . .

Who was the head of the first trade union and later became the first president of free Poland?

The Nazis killed more than 2.5 million Jews and Poles in the death camp thirty-three miles west of Krakow, Poland, known as . . .

Which three countries were the first of the fifteen republics in the Soviet Union to declare independence?

What country is the largest of the Baltic States and the home of the Hill of the Crosses?

Which of the Baltic States is partially composed of fifteen hundred islands?

The dominant mountain system in eastern Europe is the . . .

The swift and peaceful overthrow of communism in Czechoslovakia was called the . . .

After Czechoslovakia gained independence, the Czechs and Slovaks agreed to split the country in two in what was known as the . . .

To give the Czech people a direct stake in the success of the new Czech Republic's economy, the government began an experiment in . . .

The tendency of a region made up of many ethnically and religiously diverse minorities to break into small, hostile countries is called. . .

The capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina is . . .

Mount Musala is the highest point in which mountain range?

Whereas most people of the Carpathians are Roman Catholic, the people of Romania are mostly . . .

The Danube River flows through a break in the Carpathian Mountains called the . . .

Which three countries lie on the eastern plains?

During and after what revolution did the Ukraine experience fair elections and a shifted focus toward Western Europe and the EU?

Which peninsula juts out into the Black Sea and is attached to Ukraine by a 2.5-mile-wide isthmus?

What city serves as the headquarters for the CIS?

What site in Poland was the largest Nazi extermination camp?

Which region in Poland, watered by the Oder River, has been disputed throughout history?

Which country of eastern Europe has some of the best farmland in Europe, partly due to the Danube and Tisza Rivers?

What is the tendency of diverse territories to break up into small, hostile nations?

Which region of Slovenia is famous for its sinkholes and limestone caves?

Which region of Slovenia is famous for its sinkholes and limestone caves?

The name of which Eastern European country means "black mountain"?

What country was proclaimed to be the world's first truly atheistic country?

Which region of Moldova, a landlocked country, is valuable for its heavy industry?

Which are of Ukraine is sometimes called the "Russian Riviera"?

What resort city is located in "the Russian Riviera"?

Which city serves as Russia's main naval base?

The headquarters of the CIS are in which Eastern European capital?

What valuable mountain region in the present Czech Republic did Hitler invade an claim in 1938?

Where did leaders sign the peace agreement that ended the civil war in Bosnia?

What narrow break in the Carpathian Mountains does the Danube River flow through?

What term refers to Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia collectively?

What name was given to the group of semi-independent states ruled by puppets of the Soviet Union following World War II?

What is one of the largest ethnic minorities in Europe whose work traditionally reflected the life of wanderers?

What is the most populous city in all of Eastern Europe?

What plain covers almost all of Poland?

Eastern Europe has been called what due to the frequent changes in the size, shape, and number of countries?

Which region in Romania has a long intrigued Western Europeans, who flew it as a place of mystery and danger?

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The "land of the Romans"

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Shaped like a boomerang

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Most important industrial and agricultural center in the CIS

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Proclaimed by Enver Hoxha to be the first truly atheistic country

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Home of Solidarity

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Largest of the Baltic States; home of the Hill of Crosses

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Middle of the Baltic States; capital is Riga

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"White Russia"; capital is Minsk

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Many ancestral roots in Magyars from the east

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Capital is Sofia

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Overthrew the Communist party in the Velvet Revolution