Soviet Interaction with Others
Promoting Communism
Intl. Threats
100
What were the Soviets hoping to achieve?

They were hoping to encourage a global communist revolution

100
Name of the Soviet Organization that promoted Communism abroad

Comintern

100

What did the Soviets do to combat the rise of fascism in Europe?

They formed alliances with countries

200
What did the Soviets do after their apparent goals failed?

They decided to begin seeking diplomatic relations with other countries

200

What was Comintern?

It was an organization that helped lead other Communist Parties in other countries

200

How did the Munich Agreement screw up Soviet efforts?

It allowed Germany to take control over Czechoslovakia, one of the Soviet's primary allies.

300

During the 1930s, how did Soviet Foreign Policies shift?

They began to align themselves with Western countries and pursue alliances against fascism

300

What was Comintern's main objective?

It was to plan and organize a global revolution, where these countries would be overthrown by Communists

300
What major alliance did the Soviet Union join in 1934?

The League of Nations

400

Which two countries did the Soviet Union allied themselves with?

France and Czechoslovakia

400

What was Comintern's other name?

The Third International

400

Did Stalin make a pact with Germany and why?

Yes, in order to secretly divide Europe into a fascist or communist influence

500

What did the Soviets do to target fascism?

They promoted the popular front movement that aimed to unite all anti-fascist groups together

500

Did Comintern succeed in its goal?

It ultimately failed as the Soviets shifted towards an isolationist state, through a one-party totalitarian regime. 

500

Why did Stalin ultimately form so many alliances?

It was so he could buy time for the Soviets to rearm and restrengthen before Hitler's rise became too big.