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Why do you think folk art has remained important in eastern Europe?
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What type of music does eastern Europe listen to?
i think they listen to pop
Which central Asian republic extends into eastern Europe?
i think its kazakhstan
How does the EU feel about Eastern Europe?
Some countries in Eastern Europe are members of the organisation known as the European Union (EU). While there are many positive feelings towards Eastern Europe, there are also critics in the EU who think North-Western Europe's status of prosperity is way beyond the current norms in Eastern Europe. Also, there are many geo-political factors to consider. However, the EU collectively takes a positive stance towards Eastern Europe.
What are the four main parts of Europe?
Northern Europe, Western europe, southern europe, eastern europeIt's simply north, east, south and west
What was the meeting place at which Truman demanded free elections throughout Eastern Europe?
At the Potsdam conference (I think)
How do outside investors help the economies of the countries in Eastern Europe?
look in your book on page 308. i think it might help you find your answer
Why do you think West Virgina separated from the state of Virginia?
The entire Appalachian region was extremely unionist in its sympathies. Western Virginia, Eastern Kentucky, and East Tennessee remained loyal.
Why do you think West Virginia separated from the state of Virginia?
The entire Appalachian region was extremely unionist in its sympathies. Western Virginia, Eastern Kentucky, and East Tennessee remained loyal.
Why was silk important to Europe?
I would think that Silk is one of the main trade in the continent of Europe since it is also one of the centers for fashion.
In 1990s what replaced coal as the most important energy source in Europe?
In Europe they replaced it with wood! Which I think is very strange!( in some ways )
Where did more protestants live in the northern or southern Europe?
Northern Europe had more protestants than Southern Europe, as Southern Europe remained Catholic/Orthodox. Scandinavia, Prussia, and Britain is mostly protestant while Germany, Italy, and Spain are mostly Catholic and Greece is mostly Orthodox
Were the town important in the middle ages?
They were the center for tradeing and other things
