Human Geography of Transcaucasia
This term refers to the name of the Soviet military.
Red Army
According to the Atlas, the overall population of Russia and the Republics compared to the United States is ____.
Smaller
Nomads
Russia and the Republics can be split into ____ groups.
Four
This term refers to the revolution that ended the rule of the czars.
Russian Revolution
The country of Georgia is famous for making this well-known alcoholic, fermented beverage out of grapes.
Wine
Larger
This term refers to a nomadic tent.
Yurt
This term refers to the forests that are made up of primarily coniferous trees.
Taiga
This term refers to an economy in which the central government makes all important economic decisions.
Command Economy
This term refers to a dinner party in Georgia.
Supra
Most of Russia and the Republics is ____ or not formally associated with a religion.
Non-Religious
Central Asia is home to ____ political loyalties.
Many
The effect of distance on climate is called ____.
Continentality
This term refers to the global war between the Communistic USSR and the Democratic U.S after WWII in search of global power.
Cold War
Literacy
This city is the capital of the Russia.
Moscow
This term refers to the long trading route that linked Asia and the Mediterranean Sea together.
The Silk Road
This region of Russia is known for having frozen ice on lakes and rivers so thick that transportation of goods across them is common.
Sibera
This term refers to the emperor of Russia until the Russian Revolution.
Czar
The Transcaucasia Peninsula has long been known for what type of patterns, especially between Europe and Asia?
Migration
What is the name of the largest lake that is located in Russia?
Lake Baikal
This term refers to the struggles of Britain and Russia for control of Central Asian countries.
The Great Game
Most of the chernozem soil is found in this specific geographical landform.
Steppe
Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania make up the ____ Republics.
Baltic