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History of Russia
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- By 1928 was Russia producing as much as it was before WW1?
- What event set up competition for heading up the communist party?
- Did the NEP government encourage foreign investment?
- Did Lenin predict that Stalin would rise to power but not use it with caution
- TRUE OR FALSE- The Russian Revolution was more like the French Revolution than the American Revolution
- Between what years did the amt of facs in russ dble
- When was the Trans-Siberian Railroad completed?
- TRUE OR FALSE- Lenin gave ctrl of the factories to the workers
- What was the big revolution group? Who did they follow
- TRUE OR FALSE-Stalin's government controlled all newspapers, motion, pictures, radio, and other sources of information
- Who did they sign a peace treaty with?
- TRUE OR FALSE- This humiliated the russian peeps and they were angry at Bolsheviks
- Who ruled the first United Germany and had Otto Von Bismarck as his prime minister?a. Bolivarb. L'Overturec. Bismarckd. Wilhelm I
- Who led Italian unification and became prime minister of Sardinia?a. Cavourb. Garibaldic. Victor Emmanuel IId. Hidalgo
- Who was the leader for Mexican independence and united a group of Mestizos?a. Bolivarb. L'Overturec. Bismarckd. Hidalgo
- What is nationalism?a. An economic alliance that aimed to remove tariffsb. A political practice that's based on powerc. Pride for your countryd. The leader for Mexican independence
- Who led the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia?a. Bolivarb. L'Overturec. Lenind. Wilhelm I
- Who was the red shirt guy and had his own military force known as the red shirts?a. Cavourb. Garibaldic. Victor Emmanuel IId. Hidalgo
- What is Zollverein?a. Pride for your countryb. An economic alliance that aimed to remove tariffsc. The title for German emperor or kingd. A political practice that's based on power
- What is Realpolitik?a. Pride for your countryb. An economic alliance that aimed to remove tariffsc. The title for German emperor or kingd. A political practice that's based on power