What has influenced Russia's foreign policy in all periods of Russian history?

What is the dominant religion in Russia?

What term is used to refer to the rulers of Russia from 1547 to 1917?

What did the Communists erect to separate Soviet spoils in World War II from the free countries of western Europe?

Another name for Russia during the period of Communist rule was the . . .

The Russian ruler who was responsible for reforms that led eventually to the fall of the Soviet Empire was . . .

The term glasnost means . . .

The Russian political unit similar to a state in the United States is the . . .

Russia's twenty-one self-governing areas where most of the population, power, and status reside are . . .

Instead of a vice president, Russia's executive branch has a . . .

The legislative branch of Russia's national government is the . . .

The second-largest city in Russia is . . .

Russia's key port on the Arctic is . . .

Besides St. Petersburg, Russia's only other port on the Baltic Sea is . . .

Which Russian city was known as Stalingrad during the Soviet era?

The second most important river in Russia is the . . .

The vast grasslands of Russia in the Black Earth region are the . . .

Fiercely independent nomads of Russia who were feared for their elite cavalry are the . . .

The highest mountain in Europe is . . .

The breakaway republic that has caused trouble for Russia since 1991 is . . .

What name describes the great coniferous forests of Siberia?

What is the dominant religion in Russia?

What is the large, open space, once a marketplace, in which Lenin's tomb is located?

What former Russian capital was named after Peter the Great?

What is the name of Asiatic Russia east of the Urals?

Which city is Russia's primary Pacific port?

What has Russia historically lacked that has influenced its foreign policy?

What title refers to the rulers of Russia from 1547 to 1917?

What name did Russia and the other former Soviet republics assume after the fall of communism?

What massive fortress in Moscow represents Russian political power and influence?

Which Russian river is the longest river in Europe?

Which mountain range divides European Russia from Asiatic Russia?

What railroad links Russia's European and Pacific ports?

Which peninsula in Pacific Russia includes twenty-nine active volcanoes?

Which islands are a source of dispute between Russia and Japan?

What was the name of the post-World War II period of tension between Russia and America?

Who was the leader of the Russian Revolution of 1917?

After the leader of the 1917 revolution died, who became the dictator of Russia?

Who was Yeltsin's successor as the Russian president?

What is the new official name of the country of Russia?

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Russian dictator during World War II

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Second president of post-Communist Russia

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First Russian ruler, 1547

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First president of post-Communist Russia

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Last ruler of the Soviet Union

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Led the 1917 Russian Revolution

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Linked to the Arctic coast by the White Sea-Baltic Canal

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Main Pacific port that is accessible year round thanks to huge icebreakers

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First Russian city

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Capital of Russia

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What is the name of the massive fortress in Moscow that represents Russian political power and influence?

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Which Russian river is the longest river in Europe?

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The _____ mountain range divides European Russia from Asiatic Russia.

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The ______ Peninsula in Pacific Russia includes twenty-nine active volcanoes.

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What is the name of the large, open space, once a marketplace, in which Lenin's tomb is located?

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The _____ Islands are a source of dispute between Russia and Japan.

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Which city is Russia's primary Pacific port?

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Arctic seaport