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Discovering World Geography, Chapter 17
Discovering World Geography, Chapter 17
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Central Asia, the Caucasus, and Siberian Russia
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1
During the Soviet Empire many Russians were sent to forced labor camps.
True
False
2
Russian is widely spoken throughout Central Asia.
False
True
3
If you lived in Kazakhstan what are you most likely to live in?
yurt
log cabin
igloo
tipi
4
A large forest made of evergreen trees
steppe
tundra
taiga
oasis
5
What makes it difficult to harvest many of Siberia's natural resources?
all of these
limited transportation
harsh terrain
permafrost
6
Volodymyr Zelensky is the current leader of Russia.
True
False
7
Natural resources found in Siberian Russia and Central Asia include huge deposits of
bauxite and iron
oil and natural gas
copper and tungsten
lead and antimony
8
Which of the following is important in most Central Asian countries?
growing flowers and saving seeds
boating and shipping practices
raising and racing horses
sculpting statues from ice
9
a life based on herding animals
equestrian
farming
pastoral
zoology
10
What is the name of the mountain chain that divides Europe from Asia?
Caucasus Mountains
Syr Dar'ya
Ural Mountains
Tien Shan
11
Permanently frozen ground that is flat and without trees
oasis
tundra
steppe
taiga
12
a large grassland at the edge of a dry area
steppe
taiga
tundra
permafrost
13
Most cities and towns in Siberia are located along or near what feature?
Ob and Lena Rivers
Northern border of Russia
Trans-Siberian Railroad
Siberia's East Coast
14
What are the most popular religions in these regions?
Protestantism and Catholicism
Islam and Hinduism
Hinduism and Christianity
Christianity and Islam
15
The transition out of Communism and into Democracy was smooth for the economy and the people.
False
True
16
Soviet leaders moved some factories to Siberia during World War II.
False
True
17
The collapse of the Soviet Union brought about a democratic government to Russia.
True
False
18
What large inland lake nearly dried up because of mismanagement and too much irrigation?
Aral Sea
Black Sea
Red Sea
Caspian Sea
19
The Communist government in the 1930's combined small farms and created collectives.
False
True
20
What technological development opened up Siberia for settlement and aided economic expansion?
the Trans-Siberian Railroad
the steam engine
the Moscow to Novosibirsk Canal
the telephone
21
The Armenians faced genocide from 1915 to 1922,
True
False