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WorksheetsEastern Europe Review
Total questions: 88
Worksheet time: 44mins
What body of water is the most important for trade in Eastern Europe?
Rhine River
Black Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Danube River
What caused the disaster at Chernobyl?
terrorists
flooding
nuclear power plant explosion
pollution
After World War II, most of Eastern Europe was forced to adopt governments that were influenced by -
the Baltics
Germany
Serbia
the Soviet Union
Which of the following IS a Baltic republic?
Belarus
Estonia
Bosnia
Macedonia
After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1989, the governments of many Eastern European countries became -
democratic
communist
monarchies
dictatorships
Which Eastern European country split into 5 separate countries in the 1990s?
Yugoslavia
Moldavia
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Major differences between Poland and the Baltic Republics included -
embroidery styles
crafts
language and religion
food
Violence in the Balkans through the 1990s resulted from -
Soviet domination
poor economies
ethnic conflict
mistreatment of the Magyars
Major mountain range in Eastern Europe
Pindus
Pyrenees
Carpathians
Alps
City once the center of a great empire in what is today Ukraine -
Prague
Kiev
Budapest
Slovenia
Major industrial center and Polish capital
Warsaw
Prague
Kiev
Belarus
Fierce invaders that swept into Hungary leaving behind major cultural influences; later defeated by Austria.
Magyar
Slavs
Czechs
Rus
What is the largest eastern European country, excluding Russia?
Ukraine
Poland
Czech Republic
Bulgaria
What is the name of the Ukrainian dance featuring acrobatic leaps?
Magyars
Hopak
Cyrillic
Kaolin
What fine clay is used to make pottery in the Czech Republic?
Hopak
Potash
Kaolin
Cyrillic
What mineral is used to make fertilizer?
Potash
Hopak
Cyrillic
Kaolin
Which term is the alphabet first created to write the Slavic language?
Kaolin
Hopak
Potash
Cyrillic
What country was divided into two regions under one government through the Dayton Peace Accords?
Albania
Bosnia
Serbia and Montenegro
Macedonia
Which Eastern European country has the highest standard of living?
Albania
Czech Republic
Slovakia
Bulgaria
What three countries make up the Baltic Republics?
Romania, Albania, and Hungary
Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania
Bulgaria, Bosnia, and Croatia
Slovakia, Czech, Republic, and Slovenia
The Carpathian Mountains take up about one-third of which nation?
Romania
Poland
Albania
Bulgaria
Albania has a coastline along what sea?
Black Sea
Baltic Sea
Adriatic Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Moldova was once a part of which nation?
Romania
Bulgaria
Poland
Ukraine
Many Bulgarians vacation at resorts along the coast of which sea?
Black Sea
Baltic Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Adriatic Sea
What country is known as the “Breadbasket of Europe?
Moldova
Albania
Ukraine
Belarus
What capital city is the only capital in the world is on a border with another country?
Budapest
Bratislava
Prague
Warsaw
What country did the Czech Republic split from in 1993?
Hungary
Slovakia
Poland
Yugoslavia
What kind of government will you find in the Czech Republic?
Soviet Socialism
Federal Republic
Parliamentary Government
Constitutional Monarchy
What river does Hungary heavily depend upon?
Tisza River
Volga River
Rhine River
Danube River
What is the capital of Albania?
Tirane
Minsk
Vilnius
Bucharest
What is the capital of Belarus?
Minsk
Zagreb
Warsaw
Skopje
What is the capital of Bosnia & Herzegovina?
Sarajevo
Talinn
Belgrade
Ljubljana
What is the capital of Bulgaria?
Sofia
Prague
Tirane
Podgorica
What is the capital of Croatia?
Zagreb
Chisinau
Kiev
Budapest
What is the capital of the Czech Republic?
Prague
Pristina
Riga
Bratislava
What is the capital of Estonia?
Tallinn
Riga
Vilnius
Podgorica
What is the capital of Hungary?
Budapest
Bucharest
Belgrade
Skopje
What is the capital of Lativa?
Riga
Vilnius
Tallinn
Sarajevo
What is the capital of Lithuania?
Vilnius
Riga
Tallinn
Bratislava
What is the capital of Macedonia?
Skopje
Sofia
Prague
Chisinau
What is the capital of Moldova?
Chisinau
Ljubljana
Kiev
Tirane
What is the capital of Poland?
Warsaw
Budapest
Minsk
Sarajevo
What is the capital of Romania?
Bucharest
Bratislava
Sofia
Warsaw
What is the capital of Serbia & Montenegro?
Belgrade
Kiev
Podgorica
Tallinn
What is the capital of Slovakia?
Bratislava
Belgrade
Kiev
Podgorica
What is the capital of Slovenia?
Ljubljana
Bratislava
Chisnau
Riga
What is the capital of Ukraine?
Kiev
Prague
Warsaw
Minsk
Albania
Estonia
Serbia
Kosovo
Hungary
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Moldova
Poland
Belarus
North Macedonia
Poland
Slovakia
Latvia
Montenegro
Serbia
Bulgaria
Czech Republic
Lithuania
Croatia
Romania
Czech Republic
North Macedonia
Montenegro
Ukraine
Albania
Croatia
Romania
Estonia
Belarus
Hungary
Serbia
Kosovo
Lithuania
Moldova
Latvia
Romania
Lithuania
Poland
Croatia
Belarus
Moldova
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Poland
Latvia
Poland
Slovenia
Estonia
Croatia
Albania
Belarus
Ukraine
Romania
Slovenia
Kosovo
Bulgaria
Lithuania
Moldova
Estonia
Czech Republic
Ukraine
The longest river in Poland is?
Nile
Danube
Vistula
Humboldt
What type of government does present day Poland have?
communist
parliamentary monarch
republic
dictatorship
What does NATO mean?
Never Associate Tunnel Overages
North Association Taxing Order
North Albanian Tactical Organization
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Which country had the largest resistance during World War II?
Serbia
USA
Russia
Poland
What is the name of the infamous concentration camp in Poland?
Auschwitz
Hitler Death Camp
Gas Camp
NATO
The highest point in the Baltic States is?
Mount Etna
Suur Munamagi
Mount Vesuvius
Mount Rushmore
True or False, the Baltic States are situated on the North European Plain.
True
False
The largest lake of the Baltic States is called?
Lake Peipus
Lake Tahoe
Lake Winnipeg
Great Salt Lake
The people of which Baltic country descend from the Finnic people?
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
What was the main religion of the Baltic States before the 13th century?
Catholicism
Christian
Islam
Paganism
Which of the Baltic States has the largest economy?
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Poland
To what ethnic group do most Hungarians belong?
Magyars
Slavic
Russian
Nordic
What are three of the Czech Republic’s natural resources?
coal, petroleum and silver
gold, tourism and metal
limestone, coal, and kaolin,
oil, natural gas and wood
Why has Slovakia had difficulty changing to a free market economy?
Corruption during the privatization process after the fall of communism
Lack of funding
Technology being outdated
Overwhelming pollution
Which of the former Yugoslav republics is most prosperous?
Slovenia
Croatia
Serbia & Montenegro
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Where is the Crimean Peninsula located?
land in Ukraine that extends into the Black Sea
Greece
peninsula in Macedonia
Balkan countries
What type of government does Belarus have?
republic
communist
socialist
dictatorship
Name three of Moldova’s agricultural products.
corn, wheat and sugar
apples, pineapples and coconuts
tomatoes, barley and corn
potatoes, apples, and tobacco
True or False; The Danube River separates the fertile Hungarian Plain from Transdanubia’s rolling hills and forests.
True
False
True or False; Ethnic conflicts have torn apart the former Yugoslav republics.
True
False
True or False; Belarus' ties to Ruyssia have kept foreign companies from doing business with Belarus.
True
False
True or False; Moldova’s eastern region has tried to seek independence, but even after a civil war, no lasting settlement has been reached.
True
False
