DSST Rise And Fall Of The Soviet Union Test Prep
This book focuses on the beginning as well as the surprising end of the Soviet Union. It affords young generations the opportunity of knowing events in the Russian history as far as political power is concerned. Particularly, the seemingly great perception of Marxism and Communism while the union existed.
- 1.
When was the Soviet Union dissolved?- A.
May 10, 1993
- B.
June 13, 1989
- C.
December 26, 1991
- D.
September 22, 1990
- 2.
Who was the final leader of the Soviet Union?
- A.
Wladimir Lonikov
- B.
Mikhail Gorbachev
- C.
Alisha Moskov
- D.
Artem Putin
- 3.
Who was the president of Russia when the Union fell?
- A.
Andrei Kremlin
- B.
Boris Yeltsin
- C.
Adrian Vladimir
- D.
Aleksandr Anatoly
- 4.
Which of these was not part of the Soviet Union?
- A.
Latvia
- B.
Moldova
- C.
Georgia
- D.
Lithuania
- 5.
When did the cold war occur?
- A.
1981
- B.
1983
- C.
1989
- D.
1987
- 6.
When was Mikhail Gorbachev elected the secretary general of the Union?
- A.
May 17, 1973
- B.
March 11, 1985
- C.
June 19, 1981
- D.
January 12, 1972
- 7.
When was Yegor Ligachev and Nikolai Ryzhkov brought two protéges into the Politburo?
- A.
January 29, 1978
- B.
March 29, 1978
- C.
May 21, 1973
- D.
April 23, 1985
- 8.
What economic system was practiced while the Soviet Union existed?
- A.
Socialism
- B.
Fascism
- C.
Capitalism
- D.
Mixed economy
- 9.
What year saw the beginning of the Soviet Union?
- A.
1917
- B.
1908
- C.
1903
- D.
1922
- 10.
Which of these places was the capital of the Soviet Union?
- A.
Moscow
- B.
Helsinki
- C.
Eurasia
- D.
St Petersburg
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