Test Review- Russia/Former Soviet Republics/Central Asia
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| First President of Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union | Boris Yeltsin
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| Fertile soil known as "Black Earth" | Chernozem
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| Most of Serbia is covered with permanently frozen soil called | Permafrost
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| Largest physical forst region in the world, full of coniferous tress in the northern parts of Russia | Taiga
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| Direction in with the Ob, Yenisey, and Lena Rivers flow to the Arctic | North
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| German philoshopher who inspired Vladimir Lenin to have a communist revolution in Russia in 1917 | Karl Marx
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| Meaning of USSR | Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
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| Deepest lake in the world | Baikal
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| Largest country in the world that covers 11 time zones | Russia
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| Moutain range that lies between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea | Caucasus
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| What some tractor trailer trucks use as a road during the Winter in Siberia | Frozen Rivers
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| Part of Russia known as the "sleepy land" | Siberia
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| Natural boundary that divides Europe from Asia | Ural Mountains
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| Landmass of Europe and Asia | Eurasia
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| Site of the worst nuclear power accident in history- Ukraine region of the Soviet Union | Chernobyl
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| Water that flows into this sea has been diverted for irrigation of cotton fields but is now drying up | Aral
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| The three dominant climates of Russia | Subarctic, Tundra, and Humid continental
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| This happens to many harbors and rivers in Russia and makes transportation a problem | Freezing
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| How most people travel in Russia | By train
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| Type of economy where the government makes all decisions regarding the manufacture, sale, and distribution of products | Communist
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| Type of economy where the suppy and demand of the consumers determines what is bought and sold in the country | Free market
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| Name of the reflgious structure in the Red Square of Moscow that has nine colorful domes | St. Basil's Cathedral
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| Most people in the Orthodox Christian religion call a sacred religious painting in their himes and cathedrals an-- | icon
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| Name of the fortress in Moscow that now houses Russia's government buildings | Kremlin
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| Largest country in the world | Russia
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| Cause of pollution crisis in Russia | Neglect for the environment
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| Snow is common in this region for 8 months a year | Sub-Arctic
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| Covers almost 1/6 of the land on earth | Russia and Central Asia
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| Most people in Russia belong to this church | Christian Orthodox
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| One timy part of Russia, the Former Soviet Republics and Central Asia has this type of climate | Mediterranean
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| Peninsula with a mediterranean climate | Crimean
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| Building of this transportation rought made a significant increase in the population of sub-arctic Siberia | Trans-Siberian Railway
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| Biggest economic challenge for Russia and the Former Soviet Republics | Moving from a Communist to a Capitalist economy
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| Another name for a communist economy | Command economy
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| Another name for a free market economy | Capitalist economy
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| Reason most buildings in Siberia are six feet above the ground | So they are not build on permafrost which can cause a building to collapse
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| Sea important to Russia because the ports d not freeze, also gives Russia access to the Mediterranean Sea leading to the Atlantic Ocean | Black Sea
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| Transportation route that links Moscow to the east coast city of Vladivostok near the Sea of Japan | Trans-Siberian Railway
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| Mode of transportation the moves the greatest amount of goods and natural resources such as oil and natural gas | Railroad
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| Two dominant climates in Siberia | Subarctic Tundra
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| Vast grassland plains of Central Asia | Steppe
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| Part of Russia that is the most densely populated | West (Europe side)
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