AP Euro Unit 11--Collapse of Communism & Modern Europe

The fall of European communism was symbolized by the

Which of the following was NOT a newly-created countries/region from the dissolved Soviet Union?

Ideology that drove the students during the May 1968 Revolution in France:

During the August 1991 Coup

Communist Yugoslav dictator who succeeded in bringing the different ethnic groups together in his country after WWII:

Why was Thatcher opposed to Britain's integration into a European Union?

Russian leader the hardliners opposed for being too radical:

Term describing strict communist leaders in the Soviet govt who opposed Gorbachev's reforms:

The students who led the May 1968 Revolution had what goal?

European countries that do not require border control checks while traveling are in the

Polish organizer of the Solidarity movement:

Josip Tito was the leader of

Agreement that created the modern iteration of the EU and the Euro currency:

Goal of creating a shared European identity after WWII:

Leader of the Greater Serbia nationalist movement who caused the genocide in Bosnia:

Which of the following was NOT one of the actions or policies of Margaret Thatcher?

Gorbachev's goal in implementing reforms:

1980s restructuring of the Soviet economy, even allowing foreign businesses:

Which countries drove the push for a shared European identity?

Where modern Europe experienced a genocide not seen since the Holocaust:

Russian president who denounced the August 1991 coup and had the support of the people

What happened in Chechnya as it attempted independence?

What helped Thatcher gain popularity and win a third election?

Leader of the Soviet Union in the 1980s who developed a good working relationship with Reagan

What was the 1968 uprising of students against the Fifth French Republic called?

The FIRST iteration of the European Union after WWII:

The group targeted by Milosevic's Greater Serbia movement in Bosnia:

During the Revolutions of 1989, Eastern Europe experienced

The Polish Solidarity movement gained an important endorsement from

Soviet policy of "openness" and freedom of expression and the press, even allowing foreign press:

University professor who rallied colleagues and students in Czechoslovakia known as the Velvet Revolution in 1989:

Why were the Revolutions of 1989 mostly peaceful?

Romanian communist leader who ordered violence against protesters and was put on trial and executed:

The only Revolution of 1989 where violence erupted:

Why would it have been impossible for East Germany to have led efforts for creating a European union?