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Bosnian

Bosnian. By: Becky, Alex, and Crouse. Bosnian Rulers. Rome in 229 BC Roman Empire (229 BC-395 AD) Croatia (925-1000) Byzantine Empire (1000-1101) Ottoman Empire (1463-1878) Austro-Hungarian Rule (1878-1918) Yugoslavia (1918-1941) Socialist Yugoslavia (1945-1992).

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Bosnian

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  1. Bosnian By: Becky, Alex, and Crouse

  2. Bosnian Rulers • Rome in 229 BC • Roman Empire (229 BC-395 AD) • Croatia (925-1000) • Byzantine Empire (1000-1101) • Ottoman Empire (1463-1878) • Austro-Hungarian Rule (1878-1918) • Yugoslavia (1918-1941) • Socialist Yugoslavia (1945-1992)

  3. Bosnian Rulers’ impact • The Ottoman Empire brought the Muslim religion • The Austro-Hungarian rule brought a successful economy • The Yugoslavia era brought along different political views • The Socialist Yugoslavia era is said to be the first steps towards Bosnian independence

  4. Bosnian • Conflicts: • Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand • WWI • WWII • Bosnian War • Religion: • Muslim • Economy: • Main Industries including steel, coal, iron ore, textiles, tobacco products, and oil refining • Exports: metals, clothing, and wood products

  5. Bosnian Physical Geography • The Dinaric Alps in Bosnia made it difficult to travel • Because the mountains are so large, it is difficult to get over them • They provide a barrier between different cultural groups • When the different groups come in contact, there is a lot of misunderstanding because they don’t ever experience each other’s cultural ideas • Available building sites • The capitol, Sarajevo, is centrally located between rivers • The rivers provide means of travel and a way to export goods • They also provide a source of food and water • The area around the rivers is fertile and good for farming • The land in Sarajevo is flat, unlike the mostly mountainous terrain of Bosnia, therefore, easy to build on • Defending the capitol • There are mountains surrounding the capitol on most of its sides • This makes it easy to spot attackers and defend the area

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