Yugoslavia and Its Successors - history map quiz
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"Yugoslavia and Its Successors" is a history map quiz with 7 countries. Yugoslavia broke apart in the 1990s. Slovenia and Croatia declared independence in 1991, followed by North Macedonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, while Serbia and Montenegro stayed together until 2006. Kosovo declared independence in 2008 and is recognised by many, but not all, countries.
You are given a name and tap that place on the map as it looked then; each place allows three tries, and the faster and more accurately you answer, the more points you score. Choose Play for a scored run, or Learn to explore the map first.
Answer list (7)
| State | Capital |
|---|---|
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | Sarajevo |
| Croatia | Zagreb |
| Kosovo | Pristina |
| Montenegro | Podgorica |
| North Macedonia | Skopje |
| Serbia | Belgrade |
| Slovenia | Ljubljana |
Questions and answers
How many countries are in "Yugoslavia and Its Successors"?
7 countries.
How does the quiz work?
In Play mode you get one place at a time, in random order, and tap it on the map. Each place allows up to three taps: right on the first tap counts most, and a quicker run scores more. The most you can score in this quiz is 264 points. Learn mode has no timer and no score.
Which places are hardest to tap in "Yugoslavia and Its Successors"?
Kosovo is drawn very small. Zoom in with the plus button, or use Learn mode first to see where it is.
Is this quiz free?
Learn mode is free in your browser. Playing this quiz for a score is part of Pro, which is coming soon.
