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Ch. 14 The Russian Core Lesson 2: Human Geography of the Russian Core
Ch. 14 The Russian Core Lesson 2: Human Geography of the Russian Core
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1
The philosopher Karl Marx believed in the principles of public ownership of all land and
the Russification of colonized people.
a belief in Eastern Orthodox Christianity.
a classless society with shared wealth.
Russian as the official language.
2
Russia's economy changed after Boris Yeltsin removed government price controls & encouraged
glasnost.
privatization.
lower wages.
perestroika.
3
The new leader who emerged after Vladimir Lenin died was
Joseph Stalin.
Nikita Khrushchev.
Czar Nicholas II.
Mikhail Gorbachev.
4
Which of the following practices was NOT discouraged by the Soviet government?
religious practices
learning local languages
artistic expression
atheism
5
What is the Russian term for new openness in areas of politics, social issues, and media?
perestroika
Marxism
privatization
glasnost
6
Full-time employment of women in the 1990s contributed to Russia's
shrinking workforce.
elderly population.
decreased rights for women.
declining birthrate.
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Which gave the Soviet Union control of Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and eastern Poland?
Russification
Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact
Marxism
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
8
Who instituted
perestroika
and the plan for reforming the Soviet economy and government?
Boris Yeltsin
Mikhail Gorbachev
Nikita Khrushchev
Joseph Stalin
9
Which of the following events was NOT a cause of the Russian Revolution?
government policy known as "Russification"
Czar Alexander II's limited reforms
adoption of Marxism
poor working conditions in cities
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Which of the following events was triggered by the hardships of World War I?
Czar Nicholas II and his family were murdered.
Trans-Siberian Railroad led to settlement of eastern Russia.
Non-Russian peoples faced prejudice.
Czar Alexander III expanded Russia into Siberia.