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| Worker's holiday in Russia |
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| ___% of the population lives in 2/3 of Russia's land area |
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| Made up of more than ____ ethnic groups |
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| Southwestern Russia is the home of ____ and ____ people |
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| caucasion and turkish people |
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| Soil is polluted because of _____ |
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| too much fertilizer, pesticides, and toxic waste dumps |
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| fertilizer run off, sewage and radioactive material |
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| burning coal, industries, and vehicle emmisions |
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| boreal forest belt that covers 2/5 of western Russia |
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| Soviet Union lasted from ____ to ____ |
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| 1922 (by the bolsheviks) to 1991 |
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| River people settled along |
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| Loose band of city-states |
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| Ruler of Moscovy who brought many Slav territories under his rule as what is now known as Russia |
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| Prince Ivan III (the great) |
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| Prince Ivan IV (Ivan the Terrible) |
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| Empress Catherine the Great |
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| Reform that encouraged people to speak Russian and follow Eastern Orthodox Christianity |
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| belief that calls for greater economic equality in society (no classes) |
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| Took over after Lenin's death |
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| countries controlled by the soviet union |
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| struggle between U.S. and Soviet Union for world influence and power, using only the threat of violence. War of Propiganda. |
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| struggle between U.S. and Soviet Union for world influence and power, using only the threat of violence. War of Propiganda. |
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| First elected president of Russian republic |
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