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Explore the characteristics of communism in Russia, where the government controls production and resources. Learn about significant historical events, including the Bolshevik Revolution, the Cold War, and the Trans-Siberian Railroad.
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#1—CommunismThe Government controls everything (production, what is being produced, how much)
Capitalism Communism Government Government Government Equality Characteristics • Individuals or companies • Individuals or companies • Individuals or companies • Profit Controls Resources Runs Industries Determines Wages Motivation
# 3A • Czar Nicholas II---last Czar of Russia. Him/entire family killed by the Bolsheviks during Russian Revolution. 1917-1918
3B • Peter the Great---Modernizes Russia. Built St. Petersburg as a port city for trade
Josef Stalin • Dictator of the USSR- from 1929-1953. Brutal leader who killed millions of his own people
3C • Vladimir Lenin----1917-1924 leader of the Bolshevik Revolution---Communist
3D • Vladimir Putin---Current President of Russia
#4 • Russian Bolshevik Revolution—they killed Czar Nicholas II and the communist party came into power under Lenin
4A • Post WW II---The countries became “satellite” nations • U.S.S.R= Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
#5 • Cold War--- • USA vs Soviet Union. • started after WW2 • Communism vs Capitalism. • There was no direct military conflict but was an arms race to build up nuclear weapons • Space Race
#6 • “Iron Curtain”- • A term coined to describe all the countries under Soviet control politically, military, and ideologically
#7 • A nuclear Power plant that exploded in Ukraine. It caused an increased rate on cancers, birth defects, radiation poisoning and evacuation of cities
#8 • Aral Sea---is shrinking due to irrigation canals used for cotton farming, evaporation, lack of water feeding into the sea and overuse in the desert climate. • Led to ghost towns and unemployment, esp. in the fishing industry
#9 Kremlin • Government Building in Russia
#10 • The country of Russia started out small near the Moscow River. It was expanded greatly by each czar, trying to find access of minerals and resources in Siberia
#11 • A link from side of Russia to the other for trade and transportation and to help with the access of minerals and resources in Siberia
#12 • Positives----Help people Unite, trade & transportation • Negatives----Pollution, Nuclear explosions
#13 • Allowing government controlled factors/farms to be owned privately. This was used by leaders in the Soviet Union in the move from Communism to Capitalism
#14 • Siberia---The extreme cold makes it hard to access and transport the minerals and Resources