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Serbia

Belgrade is a modern european city with population of about 1.7 million people. It is an administrative, political and cultural center of the country. The sessions of Serbian parliament and government are being held in Belgrade, and the office of the President is also in it. The buildings that host these institutions are themselves monuments of great cultural importance and therefore a part of every visitor’s itinerary.

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Movement

The Serbs settled in the South area edged by the river Lima and the mountain range Prokletije. Trading in Serbia is a pretty huge thing in this country, with selling goods to machinery. Serbia has a variety of resources they use to trade, The Black Market is buying and selling of goods (products) to trade with countries near and far. Through this trading process, Serbia exports items like manufactured goods, transportation, and machinery. As you learn more about Serbia's movement and how they trade with others, you will start seeing the impacts that Serbia has other countries and how these other countries impact Serbia life.

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Europe: Resources

Serbia's people use the environment for many things in many ways such as for personal use or just to make delicious jam. In Serbia, many people use a famous wine (fruit products) to make for their own use. Also in Serbia, people use the fragrant Linden (flower plant) to make medicinal tea and a special hair rinse. In the region of Backa is a place where farmers grow corn, maize, wheat, barley, and other crops, which they used to feed livestock. As you explore through Serbia's Environment Resources, you will learn about how Serbia's people use there land and environment to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

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Where is Serbia?

Located in the continent of Europe. Serbia covers 77474.00 square kilometers of land and has a population of 7,276,604 million people. Some main countries that surrounds and shares land borders with Serbia is Romania, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Greece, Albania, Monte-Negro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Hungary. The capital city of Serbia is Belgrade, which is the biggest city in the country of Serbia. The elevation in Serbia ranges up to 120 meters over sea level.

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Serbia History

The Serbs came to Balkan along with other Slavic Tribes In the Great Migrations during the 6th and 7th Century. The Serbs settled in the South in the area edged by the river Lima and the mountain range. The Serbs have stayed in that area for the past 15 Centuries. When Nemanijic dynasty arrived, Serbia experienced a such a great economic, political, as well military prosperity, developed its legal system and won its own autocephalous church and became on empire in the 14th century. During the end of the 14th century the last ruler from the Nemanijic dynasty died, which caused the Serbian empire to fall apart due to some internal attacks from the outside. One of the regional lords, Lazar Hrebeljanovic, took hold of the power in an attempt to reunite the Serbian and strengthen them against the Turks.

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