Tallinn architecture and citizen meeting. Estonia, 1971

The video discusses Estonia's geographical position, highlighting its Baltic Sea borders. It explores Tallinn's unique medieval architecture and its modern residential developments. The video also covers Estonia's political shift in 1940, when it became part of the Soviet Union, and explains its status as a sovereign republic with its own constitution and government.

Which sea borders two-thirds of Estonia's boundaries?

• Mediterranean Sea

• Baltic Sea

• North Sea

• Black Sea

What is unique about Tallinn in terms of its architecture?

• It is built entirely on water.

• It is known for its medieval monuments.

• It has modern skyscrapers.

• It has the largest cathedral in Europe.

What significant political change occurred in Estonia in 1940?

• It joined the European Union.

• It became a monarchy.

• It came under the control of the working class.

• It declared independence from the Soviet Union.

What was Estonia's status within the Soviet Union?

• A province of Russia

• An independent nation

• A colony of the Soviet Union

• A sovereign federated republic

What is the role of the Supreme Soviet in Estonia?

• It is the legislative body.

• It is the judicial authority.

• It is a cultural institution.

• It is the executive branch.