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| At the opening to the 21st century, Europe was experiencing falling birthrates that seemed to promise a shrinking and again population in the future. |
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| The new name as of 1993 for the European Community. |
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| A working class revolt in the Lenin shipyards of Gdansk. |
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| Political leaders whom of which credited themselves with the unification of Germany. |
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| Formed in 1998 by frustrated Kosovar militants who sought to fight for their independence. |
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| A treaty in 1991 that set strict financial criteria for joining the proposed monetary union, with it single currency and set 1999 as the start date for its establishment. |
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| President Bush's vision on the cooperativeness of the US and the UN. |
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| A general peace treaty that brought an end to WWII and the cold war that followed. |
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| Referring to the installation of a dictatorship in Russia that was collective. |
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| The Solidarity-led governments radical take on economic affairs that were designed to make a clean break with states planning. |
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| Led by Lech Walesa, this group of workers organized their free and democratic trade union. |
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| The moment when communism died in 1989 with an ousting of Communist bosses in only ten days. |
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