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Who dominated a large region in eastern Europe after World War 2?
soviet union
Which part Europe has been most dominated by large empires?
eastern europe - apex
Which part of Europe has been most dominated by large empires?
Eastern Europe
Which of these dominated a large region in eastern europe after world war 2?
First, terrible way to phrase a question. Second, the ONLY nation with any influence in Eastern Europe was the Soviet Union.
What World War I was mainly about?
To a very large extent it was about whether Europe was to be dominated by Germany.
Is Europe a region?
yes, a very large political region
What are major characteristics of the topography pf eastern Europe?
Eastern Europe is mainly flat with some hills, although there are a few large mountain chains.
Why is western Europe the most powerful in Europe?
Western Europe is more powerful than its eastern counterparts for several reasons. The two most important are: 1) After World War 1, the Allied powers really screwed up making a new map of Europe, so when they were done, every eastern European nation had ethnic minorities that would cause a lot of tensions in the future. 2) From 1945-1990, most of Eastern Europe was under communist rule, which stifled economic growth in the region.
Where is the eastern hemisphere found?
The eastern hemiphere is the half of the globe to the "right" of the Prime Meridian as far as the International Date Line. Africa, Europe, Asia, and Australia are considered to be in the eastern hemisphere, although a large region in western Africa is to the west of the meridian.
What are the major characteristic of the topography of eastern Europe?
Eastern Europe is mainly flat with some hills, although there are a few large mountain chains.
Which non European country played a mjor role in the economy of the countries of Eastern Europe?
You may be referring to Russia's influence in eastern Europe. Most of Russia is not in Europe, but a large part of it is.
What is a large region separated by water called?
Asia and Europe
