Countries
Cities
Terms
Physical Geography
Miscellaneous
100
This is the largest country in the world.
What is Russia?
100
This is the capital of Russia.
What is Moscow?
100
This is the term for the alphabet used in conjunction with the Russian language.
What is Cyrillic?
100
This is the longest river in Europe.
What is the Volga?
100
He was the first czar of Russia.
Who is Ivan the Terrible?
200
During World War I, the Christians of this country were persecuted by the Ottomans.
What is Armenia?
200
This is the capital of Azerbaijan.
What is Baku?
200
This is the term that describes the process of extracting metal from ore.
What is smelting?
200
This mountain range that is an extension of the Alps, is home to Europe's tallest peak, Mt. Elbrus.
What are the Caucasus Mountains?
200
This is the name of the walled fort in Moscow that is home to the Russian government.
What is the Kremlin?
300
The population of this Caucasus country is predominantly Muslim.
What is Azerbaijan?
300
This Russian city that was built on the Baltic Sea was meant to emulate the great cities of western Europe.
What is St. Petersburg?
300
This is the term for a Russian country cottage.
What is dacha?
300
This is the vast, cold region that makes up much of eastern Russia.
What is Siberia?
300
He was the first leader of the Soviet Union.
Who is Vladimir Lenin?
400
This Caucasus country is famous for its wine.
What is Georgia?
400
This is the capital of Armenia.
What is Yerevan?
400
This is the term for the brutal Soviet prisons where political prisoners were sent.
What are gulags?
400
This mountain range divides Europe from Asia.
What are the Urals?
400
This famous church is located on Red Square in Moscow.
What is St. Basil's Cathedral?
500
This is the only landlocked country in the Caucasus.
What is Armenia?
500
This is the capital of Georgia.
What is Tbilisi?
500
This is the title given to Russian emperors of yore.
What is czar?
500
This body of water borders the eastern edge of the Caucasus.
What is the Caspian Sea?
500
The Soviet Union broke apart in this year.
What is 1991?
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