AS 220 Chapter 6 Lesson 4

What made Slobodon Milosevic a popular hero overnight following Tito’s death?

What former head of the Serbian Communist Party became president of Yugoslavia in 1989?

What was the purpose of the 1995 Dayton Peace Agreement?

Kosovo and Vojvodina were autonomous provinces within which territory of Yugoslavia?

In which former Yugoslav republic did democracy flourish?

Who occupied Serbia, annexed northern Slovenia, and created a puppet state during World War II?

When Tito’s government seized property in August 1945, where did half the land go?

What group included Tito’s Communists and became the largest resistance group in Yugoslavia?

During World War II, Ante Pavelic, sent out storm troopers to eliminate 2 million:

Who did Tito make a deal with to allow troops into Yugoslavia, but leave when it was secure?

What did Yugoslavs call the economic system they developed under Tito’s leadership?

What country took control of southern Slovenia when Yugoslavia was dismembered in World War II?

Tensions between which people made it hard to try to run a national resistance campaign?

What secret treaty in 1915 was basically a deal to bring Italy into the war on the Allied side?

On 1 December 1918 who announced the founding of the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes?

Where does a strong civilian and military international presence still reside?

During WW II, which areas faced a reign of terror and Germanization under German control?

What was the mission of London-based Yugoslav Committee formed by Croat leader Ante Trumbic?

What noncommunist did Tito yield to Allied pressure to work with to form a new government?:

Of the 1.7 million Yugoslav lives lost during WWII, how many were killed by other Yugoslavs?

The Serbs, Croats and Slovenes recognized three religions—Roman Catholicism, Islam, and: