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Serbia and Croatia have been butting heads over religion for some time. The Eastern Orthodox Serbia and Catholic populous of Croatia have had disputes of religion for decades. there has been no signs of violence, however there have been several non-violent protests

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The two heads of the Eagle on the flag represent the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Serbian flag. It supposedly represents that there is no separation of the state and the church

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1. Serbia has a Federal government.

2. Serbia's three branches are legislative, judicial, and Executive.

3. There is no tension between the government of Serbia and local groups.

4. Serbia has shown no signs of devolution.

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Serbia 1815 (Part of the Ottoman Empire)

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Serbia 1815 (Part of the Ottoman Empire)

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on October 25th, 1945, Serbia joined the United nations. Serbia's main Primal function for doing this was Political.

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1. Web. 27 Jan. 2015. <http://www.nato.int/cps/en/natolive/topics_50100.htm>.
2. "Member States of the United Nations." Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation. Web. 27 Jan. 2015. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Member_states_of_the_United_Nations>.
3. Answers. Answers Corporation. Web. 27 Jan. 2015. <http://www.answers.com/Q/What_does_the_serbian_eagle_mean>.

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On December of 2006, Serbia agreed to join the international organization NATO. Serbia's Primal function for doing this was military.

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On June 25th, 1992, Serbia joined the Regional Organization of The Black Sea Economic Cooperation. It's primal function was Economic

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A shape that could somewhat describe Serbia's shape could be a rectangle, with oddly shaped boarders. Serbia is also not facing any problems due to it's shape.

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In my opinion, Serbia's boarders are more related to cultural boundaries. I believe this because most of Serbia is already covered in mountains, and it would be odd to place the boarders in those specific locations. Also, Serbia has religion problems with Bulgaria and Romania, which would more likely result in the shape of Serbia's boarders, rather than the mountains.

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Serbia has had constant changes of it's boundaries over time. In 1815, it became part of the Ottoman Empire. Eventually, Serbia achieved it's independence from the Ottoman Empire and became it's own country. Around later after 1947, Serbia had it's Boarders extended and gained the shape it now has today.

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