Exam 3: Russia
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By sending Russians to the far reaches of the Soviet Union,the Russian government hoped to consolidate its control over the various republics,and to dilute the strength of the minority ethnicities.
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The most powerful group battling for control of Russia during its civil war in 1917 was called the __________,which literally meant the "larger group." The "smaller group," the __________,lost the civil war.
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Bolsheviks ;Mensheviks
Various regions in __________ were used for nuclear testing and are contaminated with nuclear radiation.
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Siberia
Russia's __________ is a region of planned cities,industrial plants and raw material processing centers.
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__________ refers to the attempt to minimize cultural differences and turn all Russian subjects into Russians,or at least to make them as Russian as possible.
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The majority of Russia's population and its major industries are located __________of the Ural Mountains on the __________.
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At the eastern edge of Russia's European core lie the Caucasus Mountains,which act as a natural divide between Europe and Asia.
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In 2008,Russian troops entered the __________ region to support its move towards independence from __________.
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Josef Stalin was a politically skilled leader who rose to power through his superior intellect and oratory.
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The forced collectivization of agriculture brought about a devastating famine in 1932-33,in which between six and eight million people starved to death.
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Briefly discuss the role of the Russian Orthodox Church in modern-day Russia.
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Ultimately,a pure communist system would result,with __________.
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After the collapse of the USSR Russian leaders tried to reverse socialism rapidly,through what they called "__________," which they knew would be painful but hoped would be brief.
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Describe the impact on certain ethnic/national identities in the former Soviet Socialist Republics during the reign and after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Lake Baikal (400 miles long,50 miles wide)holds more fresh water than all the US Great Lakes together,and about twenty percent of all the fresh water on earth.
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Some historians believe that Josef Stalin was poisoned and killed by __________.
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With the exception of Kalmykia,the majority of the population in the southern republics of Russia follow__________.
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Russia is the largest country in physical area-almost three times the size of the United States.
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The eastern edge of the plain is marked by the __________,a low-lying mountain chain that crosses Russia from the Arctic Ocean to Kazakhstan.
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The economic and political system of the Russian Empire was not sustainable in the modern era.
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