The Soviet Union began this process to increase the power and strength of the Union.
What is industrialization?
China saw a period of political breakdown and decentralization following the end of this dynasty in 1911.
What is the Qing Dynasty?
Both Joseph Stalin through the Five-Year Plan and Mao Zedong through the Great Leap forward clearly supported increasing the output of these.
What is and Agriculture?
This leader ruled from 1964-1982 and saw uprisings in Czechoslovakia and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan
Who was Leonid Brezhnev?
This Nuclear disaster more than likely would have gone unnoticed if radiation from the event was not detected hundreds of Kilometers away.
What is Chernobyl?
One of the first things Lenin did as leader of the Soviet Union was institute this policy, restoring limited economic freedoms and boosting agricultural production.
What is the New Economic Policy (NEP)?
What is the May Fourth Movement?
Leaders like Mao Zedong, Ho Chi Minh, and Fidel Castro rose to power thanks to popular support from this group.
What is the Peasantry?
This leader oversaw much of the Korean war and relieved General Douglas MacArthur over disagreements about how the war was conducted.
Who was Harry S. Truman?
What is the Tet Offensive?
This leader, upon taking control of the Soviet Union after Lenin, continued the NEP.
Who is Joseph Stalin?
This Chinese Nationalist leader, unlike his predecessor, was actively and openly antagonistic towards Chinese Communists.
Who is Jiang Jieshi?
The Soviet Union maintained a buffer zone between themselves and the rest of Europe by supporting Communist-sympathetic Eastern European countries known as these.
What are Satellite states?
This leader ruled from 1985-1991 and introduced policies like Glasnost and Perestroika to the Soviet Union
Who is Mikhail Gorbachev?
This soda company became the sixth largest naval force in the world for a brief time following an unorthodox deal to secure Soviet distribution rights.
What is Pepsi?
This agricultural policy which combined farms and put harvests under state control led to widespread food shortages throughout the Soviet Union.
What is collectivization?
China instituted this plan in 1958 in an effort to "modernize" China and curry favor with US policy makers.
What is the Great Leap Forward?
This idea is what kept the Soviet Union and the United States from entering into open conflict with each other. put simply, it kept the Cold War cold.
What is Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD)?
This leader led a revolution to overthrow the dictator of his country, thereafter becoming at odds with the United States who later tried and failed to have him overthrown.
This image taken at Tiananmen Square became one of the most poignant symbols of resistance to authority.
What is the Tank Man?
This political phase in Russia's history is characterized by Autocratic Government, Eastern Orthodoxy, and Extreme Nationalism.
What is Czarist Russia?
This protest took place in 1989 spearheaded by Student calling for democracy in China.
What is Tiananmen Square?
This crisis nearly brought both the US and the USSR into a Nuclear Conflict.
Wat is the Cuban Missile Crisis?
This man led the Khmer Rouge party in Cambodia, which was responsible for a genocide in an attempt to establish a pure agricultural Communist utopia.
Who is Pol Pot?
Apocalypse Now, Platoon, Full Metal Jacket, and Forest Gump all have one thing in common: they feature scenes from this conflict.
What is the Vietnam War?