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NDSU LibrariesSchmier KaseHerb Poppke Seattle Washington February 1980From the Herb Poppke Collection Addendum Box 5 File 17. Since we create and operate our own trips, these are unique travel experiences. Most of the things we show our small groups will not be found with any other travel trips. We work closely with our many friends and associates, with whom we have long standing relationships. Russia's Human Devolvement Index (HDI) is 0.778. . Its ranking is 57°. The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in Russia was worth 2096.78 billion US . dollars. Russia’s . per capita GDP is 14,611.70 . USD. The total population . Chapter 13, Section 3. Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand. This was the event that ignited the “powder keg”. A terrorist act that caused a chain reaction. Result: largest war in Europe- and the world. The UNESCO . 2001 Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural . Heritage (UCH). Tourism and Culture. Tourism and culture are intimately connected; the latter provides an incentive for the former. October 29. th. , 2012. What is Heritage?. Heritage is anything that is considered important enough to be passed on to the future generations.. Heritage is broadly categorized into two main divisions.. 29.2. Setting the Stage. 1914 Europe is . divided. (Triple Entente &Triple Alliance). A-H declared war against . Serbia. Countries took sides. One of the . largest . most destructive wars in history. Causes. 19. th. century liberals believed that if European states were organized along national lines, these states would work together and create a peaceful Europe. . They were very wrong.. M-A-I-N. -by John M. Chris T. Jeffrey G. & Sam C.. Thesis. After Germany took over the Baltics but failed in the battle of Stalingrad, the Soviets launched a series of counter-attacks that forced Germany to fight a two sided war, forcing the Germans to retreat and defend against Russia's run to Berlin; the Battle of the Baltics not only weakened Germany's army but also proved to be disastrous for Baltic civilians.. Chapter 9. From Communism to Free Enterprise. Chapter 9. Section 1. Becoming a . Free Market Economy. After the collapse of Communism, Russia moved toward a free market economy. Free Market Economy: People, rather than government, decide what goods and services to produce, how to produce, & who will buy them. (1750-1914). AP World History: Chapter 18. Russia During the 19. th. Century. STILL had an absolute monarchy (the tsar). No national parliament. No political parties. No nationwide elections. Russian society = dominated by titled nobility. After quiz we will start section . 4 notes.. November 13, 2014. Chapter 17 (WWI) test today! Take a few minutes to study!. After test you will complete chapter 18 vocabulary and chapter 18-1 guided reading. . World War I. Overview . In the late summer of 1914, the nations of Europe went to war. All parties involved expected that the conflict would be short and decisive – that, as the British press was fond of claiming, “the boys” would be “home by Christmas”. For thousands of years, Slavs lived in the Dnieper River Region. 850 C.E.. Russia settled by . Scandinavians . (called Rus). People from Norway, Sweden, Finland. Main city is Novgorod, then moved to Kiev. NDSU Libraries KoleDetzJanice Huber Stangl, email message to Michael MillerMy father, Edward Huber, was born near Hosmer, SD, in 1907. He remembers two or three early foods that were part of the Chris