Russia & the Eursasian Republics

What German city was divided between East (Soviets) & West (U.S.) between 1969-1989?

Both the U.S. government & Russian government have all of the following except.

What has been the primary cause of the ongoing violence & conflict within Russia?

Following WWII why did Eastern European countries became part of the Soviet Union?

Who was the last czar of Russia? He and his family were executed by the Bolsheviks.

Russia's land area ranks ____ in the world?

Ukrainian is the official language of Ukraine, which other language is widely spoken there?

What is the name of Russia's capital city?

What form of Christianity spread to Russia & blended with Russian culture?

What condition contributed to the efforts modernize the Soviet economy in the 1980's & 1990's?

Since the collapse of communism Russia's government has become more limited by -

During the Cold War what two factors of production was the Soviet Union lacking most?

Economic system in which government owns the means of production and makes all decisions.

Most Russian cities (urban areas) are located in which region of the country?

The Soviet Union is an example of a government this considered

Which is not true in a limited government?

Which of the following is not true of a communist system, but is true of a free market economy?

Who was the Russian leader responsible for ending communism & bringing freedom to Russia?

Russia's government today is MORE limited than the government of the former Soviet Union, why?

The four primary factors of production are land, labor, entrepreneurship, & _________.

Leader of the Bolsheviks, founder of Russian communism

How have the economies of the former Soviet countries benefited from the end of communism?

Which nation shown on the map is in both Europe & Asia?

Who is the current president of Russia?

Soviet forced labor/prison camps were called.