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What happened to the other ethnic groups in past Yugoslavia?

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What happened to the other ethnic groups in past Yugoslavia?

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many of the political and military leaders,including Slobodan Milosevic, were subsequently charged with war crimes. By 1995, Yugoslavia ceased to exist. In its place,five Yugoslav successor countries. Those countries were Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Slovenia, Serbia, and Montenegro

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The Breakup of Yugoslavia changed the political geography of Europe

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The Breakup of Yugoslavia changed the political geography of Europe

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Political maneuvering failed to pacify the competing groups. During the 1990s, a series of wars culminated in Europe's bloodiest period since WWII.Genocide, mass murder, and ethnic cleansing-a policy aimed at removing an ethnic or religious rival from a region through violence and terror- characterized the conflicts.

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Some of the earliest Slavs mirgrated from Asia thousands of years ago to settle in Poland 

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Some of the earliest Slavs mirgrated from Asia thousands of years ago to settle in Poland 

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The Roma are the largest minority group in Europe though to have migrated west from india 

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The Roma are the largest minority group in Europe though to have migrated west from india 

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How did the many ethnic groups breakup Yugoslavia

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How did the many ethnic groups breakup Yugoslavia

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In the 1970s, an ethnic crisis was brought to Yugoslavia. The crisis started by government borrowing to support export growth. A general recession made Western Economies unable to to buy the exports.

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Eastern Europe contains West Slavs including Poles,Czechs, and Slovaks , and South Slavs including Serbs, Croats, Slovenes,and Macedonians

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Eastern Europe contains West Slavs including Poles,Czechs, and Slovaks , and South Slavs including Serbs, Croats, Slovenes,and Macedonians

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How Yugoslavia changed Europe's political geography.

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How Yugoslavia changed Europe's political geography.

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In the 1990's, Europe had a series of wars that was as bloody as WWII. Rivals used genocide, mass murder and ethnic cleansing fight each other. by 1995, Yugoslavia disappeared and turned into five different countries: Bosnia-Herzgovina, Croatia, Mcedonia, Slovenia and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, which later changed into Serbia and Montenegro.

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Population density and distribution in Eastern Europe influenced by geographic factors

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Population density and distribution in Eastern Europe influenced by geographic factors

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The country didn't exist until 1918 with the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman Empires. Originally created as the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes, It united several distinct Slavic ethnic groups in its population. The population was made up of Bosnians, Bulgarians, Croats, Macedonians, Montenegrins, Serbs, and Slovenes, also included non-Slavic peoples like Albanians.

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The former Yugoslavia was historically a crossroads. The countries of Eastern Europe have a long History of belonging to different empires at different times. They have a complex mix of ethnic and religious influences. Conflict was common, and the region became known as the "powder keg" of Europe.

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Industrialization through out the 1900s led to urbanization in Eastern Europe, the majority of Eastern Europe's population lives in large towns or cities.

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Industrialization through out the 1900s led to urbanization in Eastern Europe, the majority of Eastern Europe's population lives in large towns or cities.

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The ethnic group, the Slaves, are decedents of Indo-European people who migrated from Asia and settled in that region. Their language varys by country, but is traced to the same root language.

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Eastern Europe countries faced many difficult economic and political circumstances during the following WWII.

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The ethnic group, the Roma, is traced its language to Indo-European origins and thought to gave migrated from Northern India to Europe centuries ago.

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The Population density of Eastern Europe is influenced by geographic features. Poland has fertile soil and ample water resources that support large populations. Montenegro has the opposite situation. Montenegro has the least populous country in Eastern Europe. The capital of Montenegro, Podgorica, is the main population concentration.