A) Economic recession B) Natural disasters C) Military invasion D) Forced collectivization of agriculture
A) Russia B) Ukraine C) Poland D) Germany
A) 1940-1941 B) 1955-1956 C) 1920-1921 D) 1932-1933
A) Mikhail Gorbachev B) Nikita Khrushchev C) Joseph Stalin D) Vladimir Lenin
A) Free education and healthcare B) Economic incentives C) Movement restrictions and food confiscations D) Cultural celebrations
A) Privatization B) Subsistence farming C) Industrialization D) Collectivization
A) Nikita Khrushchev B) Walter Duranty C) James Mace D) Viktor Yanukovych
A) Eternal memory B) Death by hunger C) Unity and strength D) Land of plenty
A) It led to economic prosperity and social progress. B) It brought international recognition to Ukraine. C) It strengthened the political power of Ukrainian leaders. D) It resulted in the loss of millions of lives and had a lasting impact on Ukrainian identity.
A) Encouragement of investigative journalism B) Censorship and denial of access to affected areas C) Generous financial aid to Ukraine D) International aid campaigns |