Europe 1919 Map Quiz

1. Which restored state, with Warsaw as its capital, reappeared between Germany and Russia after World War I?

2. Which new postwar republic joined the Czech lands with Slovakia and had Prague as its capital?

3. A late-1919 map shows a country east of the Gulf of Bothnia, west of Russia, and centered on Helsinki. Which country is it?

4. Looking south across the Gulf of Finland from Helsinki, which country lies on the opposite shore around Tallinn?

5. Austria-Hungary no longer appears as one empire on a postwar map. In which successor country should Vienna be placed?

6. On the Iberian Peninsula, which country occupied the western Atlantic side beside Spain?

7. A large new state appears south of Austria along much of the eastern Adriatic coast. Formed around Serbia and several South Slavic territories, what was its 1919 name?

8. Which country occupied the North Sea coast between France and the Netherlands?

9. Following the lower Danube toward the Black Sea brings you through a country whose capital is Bucharest. Which country is it?

10. You locate the Jutland Peninsula immediately north of Germany. Which country should be labeled there?

11. Which landlocked neutral country lay between France, Germany, Italy, and Austria?

12. Under the postwar settlement, which German region on the southeastern Baltic became separated from the main body of Germany by Polish territory?

13. Which successor state of Austria-Hungary had Budapest as its capital and lay directly east of Austria?

14. A cartographer updates the area of Alsace-Lorraine following World War I. Which country should receive the region under the 1919 peace settlement?

15. Traveling south along the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea, in what order would you encounter the three Baltic states?

16. On the Scandinavian Peninsula, which country occupied the long western side facing the North Atlantic and was known for its deeply indented fjord coastline?