Eastern Europe & Russia

Conflict among ethnic groups within a state, a country, or a region is known as _______.

• Civil Unrest

• Civil Disturbance

• Balkanization

• Quarelization

Russian rulers, before 1917, were called ______, or powerful ruler.  

• czars

• tzars

• csars

• All Choices

_______ is an economic system built on the idea that all property should belong to the community or the state, not to private individuals.

• Socialism

• Communism

• Capitalism

• Catholicism 

A group of revolutionaries known as the _______ seized control of the Russian government in 1917.

• Bolshevik

• Ottoman

• Balkan

• Carpathian

Following WWII Czechoslovakia, Poland, Romania, Hungary, and Bulgaria were known as _______ countries of Russia.

• optional

• independent

• additional

• satellite

 The _______ _______ was the rivalry and conflict between the USSR and the United States and their allies for about four decades following WWII.

• Cold War

• United Nations

• Warsaw Pact

• New War

What does NATO stand for?

• North American Trade Organization

• Netherlands and Transylvanian Oversight

• North Atlantic Treaty Organization

• North Atlantic Trade Organization

 Croatia, Slovenia, Macedonia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina were once one country called ________.

• Czechoslovakia

• Yugoslavia

• Slovakia

• Thrace

The dominant religion in most of Eastern Europe is  ________.

• Catholic

• Eastern Orthodox

• Protestant

• Muslim

The capital of Ukraine is _______.

• Moscow

• Saint Petersburg

• Budapest

• Kiev