World Regional Geography
Norilsk
Moscow
St. Petersburg
True
False
North Caucasus
North European and Middle Volga
Siberia and the Far East
Territories of the Far North
True
False
True
False
True
False
North European and Middle Volga
Siberia and the Far East
North Caucasus
Territories of the Far North
True
False
Kazakhstan
Azerbaijan
Tajikistan
Uzbekistan
Kazakhstan
Kyrgystan
Uzbekistan
Turkmenistan
True
False
It contained land in the Americas
It was mainly composed of adjacent land, while other empires were separated from the ruling country by oceans.
It contained only people of a single language and ethnic group
It was formed in the fifteenth to the nineteenth centuries.
Siberia
The North Caucasus
West of the Urals
The lowlands around the Caspian Sea
Armenia
Russia
Georgia
Azerbaijan
True
False
True
False
Supply and demand
Profit potential
Government decree
Factory workers' experience
True
False
Siberia
The steppes
The far north
Western Russia
Siberia
The central part, north of Central Asia
In the North, near the border with Finland
Western Russia, Ukraine, and Moldova
Turkmenistan
Kyrgystan
Uzbekistan
Kazakhstan
True
False
Economic restructuring
Agricultural reclamation
Military strength
Informational openness
The emphasis on heavy industry laid waste to vast areas.
The Chernobyl accident was the only incidence of radioactive pollution.
The Black Sea was unaffected by Soviet industrial development.
The Aral Sea is larger now than it was before the Communists came to power.
True
False
True
False
True
False
Stalingrad and Leningrad
Vladivostok and Irkutsk
Moscow and St. Petersburg
Novgorod and Kiev
Kazakhstan
Russia
Armenia
Georgia
Joseph Stalin
Adolph Hitler
Vladimir I. Lenin
Czar Nicholas I
Mesotamia
The Roman Empires
Turkestan
China
Birth rates are rising
Birth rates are very high
Population is rising rapidly
Death rates are rising after having fallen
The birth of far more girls than boys
Out-migration of men
Male infanticide
War deaths and persecutions under Stalin
It is a permanent member of the Security Council of the United Nations.
It has a strong capitalist economy.
It regular attends meetings of the Group of 8 (G8) informal consultative body on the world's economy.
It is a nuclear power.
By the end of the 1950s, the Soviet Union had caught up with the West in technological innovation.
Technological innovation was used to raise worker productivity.
By becoming a closed society, the Soviet Union hid many weaknesses from the world.
There was incentive to conserve natural resources.
An Interstate highway
The Volga River
The ocean
The Great Silk Road
Instituting American-style agribusiness
Setting up Chinese-style communes
Permitting individuals and cooperatives to lease land
Increasing the number of collective farms
Georgia
Armenia
Osstia
Azerbaijan
The Yenessey
The Dnieper
The Ob
The Volga
True
False
the Soviet government
The Ottoman government
The Assyrian empire
The Roman empire
1990
1994
1991
1996
1922
1919
1921
1924
Ural Mountains
Siberian Mnts
Caucasus Mnts
Russian Mnts
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