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| relaxation of tensions between superpowers |
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| no olympic games. soviet invaded afganistan |
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| russian leader who brought end to cold war |
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| more imports than exports |
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| more imports than exports |
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| those who spoke out against regime |
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| the russian secret police |
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| private ownership of buisness |
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| president of the russian republic |
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| president of russia today |
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| first polish pope - is pope since 1980 |
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| symbol of cold war - came down in 1989 |
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| yugoslavian leader - many people killed |
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| fighting between catholics and protestants |
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| present prime minister of england |
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| president of the us who resigned because of the watergate scandal |
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| goverment spending more hten it collects |
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| in canada french and english are the official languages |
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| date of the most destructive act of terrorism |
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| suspected group who carried out 9/11 |
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| department of homeland security |
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| new cabinent position after 9/11 |
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| weapons of mass destruction |
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| nuclear, chemical, or biological weapons that could kill millions |
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| took images of popular culture |
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| us spread its ideals and values worldwide |
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