Belarus 🇧🇾 EVERYTHING you need to know 👯♀️🚜🥔
In this video I am going to show you 8 informative facts about Belarus, I am sure you will learn something new after watching this video. VIDEO CONSTANTLY, SUBSCRIBE: / curiosidadescuriosidades
COMPLETE DESCRIPTION:
This video is the compilation of 8 items that analyze Belarus from all aspects, the information provided was investigated on Wikipedia in order to try to get the information right, as this is considered a reliable and generally accepted source of information.
However, if you find in this video any information that you consider to be incorrect or outdated, I apologize for it beforehand and you can express it in the comments.
The main aim of this video is to inform, entertain and educate the person who sees it with an idea of what Belarus is and that way they can somehow learn a little more about this country and the world.
I hope you enjoy it and here I will leave you with a broad outline of the information included in this video, do not stop watching it until the end:
Number 1.
Etymology of Belarus, where does the name of this country come from?
Number 2.
Brief Summary of the history of Belarus:
Linear pottery culture, Cimmerians, Zarubintsy culture, Dnieper-Donets culture, Baltic tribes, Slavs, Kievan Rus, division of Kievan Rus, battle on the Nemiga River and founding of Minsk, Mongol invasions, Grand Duchy of Lithuania, Polish-Lithuanian commonwealth, termination of the union between Poland and Lithuania, annexation of Belarusian territory to Russia and formation of the Belarus Governorate, negotiations of the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, Belarus first declared its independence under German occupation on March 25, 1918, emergence of the Byelorussian People's Republic, Polish-Soviet War and division of Belarusian territory, emergence of the Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic, Lithuanian and Byelorussian SSR, birth of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics in 1922, World War II, Belarus as a founding member of the united nations, post-war industrialization of Belarus, pollution in Belarus due to the explosion of the Chernobyl nuclear plant in Ukraine, elections for the seats of the Supreme Soviet of Belarus in 1990, Declaration of State Sovereignty of the Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic in 1990, revolution of Belarus in 1991, change of name to the country by Republic of Belarus in 1991, adoption of the Belarusian constitution in 1994, presidential elections in 1994 and the election of Alexander Lukashenko, economic disputes between Russia and Belarus in 2000, milk war, economic crisis in Belarus in 2011, bomb attack in the minks metro, protests in belarus in 2020, news.
Number 3.
Minsk, capital of Belarus, location, importance of the city, population, first records of this city, minsk as the venue of the 2019 European games, Zaslawskaye reservoir, climate and temperature of Minsk, economy of Minsk, culture in Minsk.
Number 4.
Geography Of Belarus,
Belarus location, average elevation, land area, forest cover, Białowieża Forest, lakes in Belarus, Lake Narach, main rivers, highest point in the country, north and south of Belarus, climate and temperature of Belarus, natural resources, environmental problems , flora and fauna, natural parks.
Number 5.
Demographics of Belarus:
population, main ethnic groups, population density, population distribution between urban and rural, most populated cities, population growth rate, fertility rate, migration rate, age range of the majority of the population, average age of the population, life expectancy, distribution between men and women, religion, language, education, health.
Number 6.
Culture in Belarus:
main cultural influences of Belarus, literature, music, clothing, gastronomy, sports.
Number 7.
Economy of Belarus:
type of economy, size of its economy, HDI, post-WWII Belarus, 2011 financial crisis, labor market, agriculture, energy, mining, manufacturing, information technology, tourism, currency, banking, and trade relations.
Number 8.
Politics in Belarus:
Form of government, state powers (executive, legislative and judicial), elections, foreign relations, armed forces, human rights, administrative divisions.