Statistics for Historical Regions of Central and Eastern European Countries

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Country	Hint	Largest City	Answer	% Correct
Czech Republic	The original Czechia (also the land of unconventional artists)	Prague	Bohemia	95%
Romania	Home of the vampires and the Székelys	Cluj	Transylvania	94%
Czech Republic	Named after the Morava river	Brno	Moravia	93%
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Site of a recent genocide	Sarajevo	Bosnia	91%
Croatia	Once territories of the Republic of Venice	Split	Dalmatia	87%
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Land ruled by a Herzog	Mostar	Herzegovina	87%
Serbia	Once the center of Yugoslavia	Belgrade	Serbia proper	87%
Czech Republic	Shared with Poland	Ostrava	Silesia	86%
Poland	Shared with Czechia, known for its industrial areas	Wroclaw	Silesia	86%
Greece	Shared with its northern neighbor	Thessaloniki	Macedonia	84%
Poland	Core of the old kingdom with numerous lakes	Poznań	Greater {Poland}	83%
Poland	Hilly and mountainous southern lands	Kraków	Lesser {Poland}	83%
Romania	United in 1862 to form the Romanian nation	Bucharest	Wallachia	81%
Greece	Shared with Turkey and Bulgaria	Alexandroupoli	Thrace	78%
Croatia	Checkered shield	Zagreb	Croatia proper	76%
Romania	United in 1862 to form the Romanian nation	Iași	Moldavia	76%
Poland	Coastal region shared with Germany	Gdańsk	Pomerania	72%
Serbia	Multiethnic autonomous province	Novi Sad	Vojvodina	66%
Greece	Shared with Albania	Ioannina	Epirus	64%
Greece	Heart of Hellas	Athens	Continental Greece	63%
Croatia	Once territories of the Republic of Venice	Pula	Istria	63%
Croatia	Bordered by the Danube, Drava, and Sava	Osijek	Slavonia	51%
Poland	Lowlands around the Vistula river	Warsaw	Mazovia	47%
Romania	Coastal region shared with Bulgaria	Constanța	Dobruja	45%