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46 Cards in this Set
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shares a common ancestry, language, customs, or a combination of these things
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ethnic group
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period between 1922-1991 when russia was part of the union of soviet socialist republics
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soviet era
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shares a common ancestry, language, customs, or a combination of these things
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ethnic group
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regional political boundaries often reflected the location of major ethnic groups
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nationality
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period between 1922-1991 when russia was part of the union of soviet socialist republics
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soviet era
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self-ruled
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soverengty
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belief that there is no god or other supreme being
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atheism
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regional political boundaries often reflected the location of major ethnic groups
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nationality
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organized perseuction and massacres
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pogroms
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intellectual elite
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intelliguntsia
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self-ruled
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soverengty
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artist duty to glorify the governments achievements in their works
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socialist realism
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supreme ruler
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czar
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shares a common ancestry, language, customs, or a combination of these things
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ethnic group
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belief that there is no god or other supreme being
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atheism
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virtually enslaved workforce bound to the land and under control of nobility
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serf
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period between 1922-1991 when russia was part of the union of soviet socialist republics
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soviet era
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organized perseuction and massacres
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pogroms
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regional political boundaries often reflected the location of major ethnic groups
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nationality
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intellectual elite
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intelliguntsia
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self-ruled
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soverengty
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artist duty to glorify the governments achievements in their works
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socialist realism
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belief that there is no god or other supreme being
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atheism
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organized perseuction and massacres
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pogroms
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supreme ruler
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czar
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intellectual elite
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intelliguntsia
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virtually enslaved workforce bound to the land and under control of nobility
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serf
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artist duty to glorify the governments achievements in their works
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socialist realism
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supreme ruler
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czar
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virtually enslaved workforce bound to the land and under control of nobility
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serf
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encouraged people to spread russian
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russifucation
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belief that calls for better economic equality
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socialism
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a revolutionary group led by vladmir lenin
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bolsheviks
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encouraged people to spread russian
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russifucation
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a philosphy based on karl marks ideas
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communism
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belief that calls for better economic equality
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socialism
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countries controlled by the soviet union
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sataellites
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a revolutionary group led by vladmir lenin
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bolsheviks
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a philosphy based on karl marks ideas
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communism
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struggle between two competeing systems
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coldwar
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countries controlled by the soviet union
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sataellites
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policy of economic recustruction
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porestrokia
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a policy of greater political openess
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glasnost
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struggle between two competeing systems
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coldwar
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policy of economic recustruction
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porestrokia
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a policy of greater political openess
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glasnost
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