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1. Under Gorbachev’s policy known as perestroika, he took away all the rights from local business managers. He forced his government leaders in Moscow to make all decisions.
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2. Which of the following was a step that Gorbachev took to help end the Cold War?
A. He withdrew all Soviet aid and support from Eastern Europe.
B. He signed an arms control agreement eliminating intermediate-range missiles based in Europe.
C. He ended Soviet support for China.
D. All of the above.
3. What was the purpose of Stalin’s Great Purge?
A. Expel peasants who rebelled against his collective farms.
B. Expel Stalin’s rivals from the Communist party.
C. Expel anyone who spoke against Stalin.
D. Set up a forced labor camp to increase his Industrial plan.
4. The peace treaty that ended World War I affected Eastern Europe by establishing
A. a large Polish empire.
B. independent nations.
C. Soviet domination.
D. fascist dictatorships.
5. The Ural Mountains are a
A. dividing point between Europe and Asia.
B. protective barrier against invasion.
C. barrier against storms sweeping in from Siberia. D. popular vacation area for Russian nobles.
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False
2. Which of the following was a step that Gorbachev took to help end the Cold War?
A. He withdrew all Soviet aid and support from Eastern Europe.
B. He signed an arms control agreement eliminating intermediate-range missiles based in Europe.
C. He ended Soviet support for China.
D. All of the above.
3. What was the purpose of Stalin’s Great Purge?
A. Expel peasants who rebelled against his collective farms.
B. Expel Stalin’s rivals from the Communist party.
C. Expel anyone who spoke against Stalin.
D. Set up a forced labor camp to increase his Industrial plan.
4. The peace treaty that ended World War I affected Eastern Europe by establishing
A. a large Polish empire.
B. independent nations.
C. Soviet domination.
D. fascist dictatorships.
5. The Ural Mountains are a
A. dividing point between Europe and Asia.
B. protective barrier against invasion.
C. barrier against storms sweeping in from Siberia. D. popular vacation area for Russian nobles.