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Where did slavs originate from?
Early slavs lived in Eastern and Central Europe. The first use of that word dates to the sixth century.
Which continents do Slavs live on?
Answer: Slavs live on the European and Asian continents.
Who were the ancient people who settled in all of Eastern Europe?
The Slavs
Who conquered early Slavs?
The early Slavs were not conquered. They were conquerors. They conquered most of eastern Europe.
Is the word slavs an English word?
Slavs are a members of a people from Eastern Europe who speak a Slavonic language
What impact did the Slaves have on early russia?
Slavs not Slaves. Slavs are Slavic people living in eastern Europe, slaves were treated as sub-humans and sold as live-stock at live-stock auctions. The Slavic people were simply part of the European population then, and now.
Slavs is a large ethnic group originated from?
Indo-Europe, the area where India and Europe converge
Who are slavs?
The Slavs were (and still are) a branch of indo-european which were separated between different tribes.
What people live in European section of the Russian Federati Tungus Slavs Yakuts Tatars?
slavs
Slavs a large ethnic group originated from?
Indo-Europe, the area where India and Europe converge
What is the difference between slavs and Russians?
Slavs are an ethnic group that encompasses various Eastern European nationalities, including Russians. Russians specifically refer to people from the country of Russia. So, all Russians are Slavs, but not all Slavs are Russian.
Who are the Slavs and why are they an important part of the population of Eastern Europe?
The Slavs are one of the major language groups of Europe. The Slavs occupy much of Eastern Europe. They are important because there are so many of them. Russia is the largest Slavic nation. Others are (from north to south): Poland, Belarus, Czech Republic, Slovakia, All of former Yugoslavia except Kosovo (Yugoslavia = southern Slavs), Ukraine and Bulgaria. Non-slavic nations in Eastern Europe include Finland, the Baltic states (Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania), Hungary and Romania.
