Question

What do Macedonia, Serbia, and Croatia have in common?

Answer 1

They were once part of a country called Yugoslavia.

Explanation:

Yugoslavia was born after World War I and lasted for most of the twentieth century. It was situated in the Balcanic Region of Europe and comprised various smaller countries:

the disgregation of Yugoslavia came, during the 1990s, after a bloody and tragic civil war involving massacres and episodes of ethnic cleansing.