137 The Holodomor - One Minute History

What were the two main objectives of the Soviet Union in confiscating Ukrainian grain?

• To sell the grain for gold and to control the Ukrainian population

• To create a surplus for future famines and to aid neighboring countries

• To provide food for the Soviet population and to export for profit

• To support the Ukrainian economy and to reduce grain wastage

What was the outcome of the Soviet policy of grain confiscation in Ukraine?

• It led to economic prosperity in Ukraine

• It caused a man-made famine resulting in millions of deaths

• It improved relations between Ukraine and the Soviet Union

• It resulted in a surplus of grain in the Soviet Union

By what year did the Ukrainian famine end, and how many lives were lost?

• 1933, with nearly three and a half million lives lost

• 1932, with four million lives lost

• 1934, with two million lives lost

• 1935, with one million lives lost

As of 2022, how many nations recognize the Holodomor as a genocide?

• 15 nations

• 10 nations

• 5 nations

• 16 nations

Who is recognized as the perpetrator of the Holodomor genocide?

• The United Nations

• The European Union

• The Soviet Union

• The Ukrainian government