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The Serbs, primarily from Serbia, also inhabit Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Kosovo. Their history is marked by the Serbian Empire (630-1459) followed by Ottoman and Austrian rule (1459-1791), which shaped their architecture, music, and cuisine. Conflicts arose with the Ottoman Empire and during the civil war in Kosovo before the breakup of Yugoslavia. Orthodox Christianity is their predominant religion, and the economy is supported largely by services (65%). Serbia’s geography features fertile plains, the Danube River, and the Carpathian Mountains, contributing to its moderate continental climate.
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Where did they come from? • Most are from Serbia, but there are also many in Bosnia and Hercegovina. • Kosovo and Metohija
Who ruled them? • Serbian Empire (630-1459) • Ottoman and Austrian Empire (1459-1791)
How did their ruler influence the region? • The region was influenced by the empire it was ruled by, which affected their architecture, music and foods. Marriages outside of the country also affected and eventually changed the country.
What conflicts were they involved with before the break up of Yugoslavia? • They were in a conflict with the Ottoman Empire as well as a civil war with Kosovo.
What religion do they practice? • Orthodox Christianity
What is their economy based on? • Based on services, which are almost 65% of the economy. Free market
Physical Geography • Serbia's geography is fertile plains in the north, which provided mineral water for exports. • The north is largely covered by the Danube River, which provided a waterway for shipping • Mountains cover many parts of the country. The largest are the Carpathian Mountains and the Dinaric Alps, which make it a moderate continental climate.