Second world countries are countries that were allies of the Soviet Union (and obviously the Soviet Union itself) during the Cold War. Second world countries include the Soviet Union*, North Korea, Mongolia, China, Vietnam, Cuba, Bulgaria, Romania, Yugoslavia*, Albania, Hungary, Czechoslovakia*, Poland, and East Germany*.
*= countries that have since dissolved into even smaller countries or joined with Another Country.
Soviet Union = Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, the Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia.
Yugoslavia = Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia, Kosovo, and Macedonia.
Czechoslovakia = the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
East Germany united with West Germany to reform Germany.
The term "second world" typically refers to former communist states, which were aligned with the Soviet Union during the Cold War. However, this terminology is outdated and not commonly used today. Some examples of countries that were considered second world during that time include countries like Russia, China, Cuba, and North Korea.
The term "second world" was used during the Cold War to refer to countries under communist influence, mainly those in Eastern Europe and parts of Asia. However, the usage of the term has largely fallen out of favor, and now countries are typically classified as either developed (first world) or developing (third world).
Kenya ranks forty-eighth in the list of the world's largest countries by area. It has an area, accurate to the nearest square kilometre, of 580367 square kilometres, which converts to 224081 square miles.
It depends on how you measure 'poor'. It is commonly based on GDP per capita, and 2008 figures give Democratic Republic of Congo as the answer (IMF figures) or Burundi (World Bank figures). The World bank figures placed DRC last, but they did not include Zimbabwe in their list, had they done so, DRC would have also been the second poorest.
In 2008, the 10 least populated countries in the world were: Vatican City Tuvalu Nauru Palau San Marino Monaco Liechtenstein Marshall Islands St. Kitts and Nevis Maldives
No, the term "second-world country" is not commonly used in modern geopolitical classification. Countries are typically categorized as either first world (developed), second world (formerly communist), or third world (developing). However, the terms first and third world are more prevalent and colloquially used.
what other countries came into being in the years 1945-50after the second world war2make a list with the dates of their independence
The poorest countries in the world list includes some countries from Africa. The continent has its own top 10 list of poor countries too and the second on the list is Liberia.
GermanyItalyJapanSoviet UnionBritainFranceUnited StatesPolandChinaThat is a list of nine countries that were involved with the onset of the Second World War.
Well, most of them disappeared between about 1989 and 1991. Second world countries are communist.
There aren't any. The "second world" refers to the communist bloc which no longer exists.
Yes. Canada is one of the largest countries in the world, second only to Russia. The USA is 3rd on the list.
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The concept of "second world countries" is no longer commonly used. It was previously used to refer to communist or socialist countries during the Cold War. Some countries that were historically considered second world included countries like the Soviet Union, China, and Cuba.
See the link below for a full list of all the countries in the world, including sovereign and partially recognized states.
yes the effect of second world war weaken the most European countries.
india
For a list of the major deserts in then world and the countries in which they occur, click on this link.