Changes in European Borders (1914-2014)

The video explores the dynamic history of Europe's borders, focusing on the changes from 1914 to 2014. It highlights the shifting territories and political landscapes, including the formation of Austria-Hungary, colonial influences in North Africa, and the Ottoman Empire's reach in the Middle East. The presentation concludes by comparing past and present Europe, prompting viewers to consider future changes.

What year is the current map of Europe being discussed in the introduction?

• 2014

• 2020

• 2009

• 1914

Which country was not independent in 1914 and belonged to Denmark?

• Iceland

• Ireland

• Finland

• Estonia

Which two countries were combined to recreate Austria-Hungary in 1914?

• Bosnia and Serbia

• Slovakia and Slovenia

• Austria and Hungary

• Czech Republic and Croatia

Which Mediterranean island belonged to the British in 1914?

• Cyprus

• Sicily

• Malta

• Crete

Which North African country was a French colony in 1914?

• Egypt

• Tunisia

• Libya

• Morocco

Which empire controlled the majority of the Middle East in 1914?

• British Empire

• Ottoman Empire

• Russian Empire

• Austro-Hungarian Empire

What was the status of Saudi Arabia's desert region in 1914?

• British territory

• No-man's land

• Part of the Ottoman Empire

• French colony

How many countries remained unchanged from 1914 to 2014?

• Ten

• Seven

• Five

• Twelve

How many countries were erased off the map from 1914 to 2014?

• Fifty-four

• Twenty-four

• Thirty-four

• Forty-four

What question does the presenter ask viewers to consider about Europe's future?

• How different will Europe look in 100 years?

• What will happen to the European Union?

• Will Europe expand?

• Will Europe remain the same?