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What is the full form of the USSR?
Union Soviet Socialist Republic
The currency of the European Union is _.
Euro
What inspired the Socialist Revolution in Russia in 1917?
The ideals of socialism and the need for an egalitarian society
Which countries came under the control of the USSR after the Second World War?
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How did the Soviet system become over time?
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What was the consequence of the Soviet Union's attempts to match the US in the arms race?
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How did the Soviet economy compare to the rest of the world except the US?
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What were the ideals that inspired the Socialist Revolution in Russia in 1917?
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What was the outcome of the Soviet Union's attempts to match the US in the arms race?
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What were the characteristics of the Soviet system that made life difficult for its citizens?
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How did the Soviet economy compare to the rest of the world?
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What was the impact of the Soviet army's liberation of East European countries on the region?
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Soviet System Origins
- The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) was established after the Socialist Revolution in Russia in 1917.
- The revolution was inspired by socialist ideals and the need for an egalitarian society, opposing capitalism.
Post-WWII Expansion
- After WWII, Eastern European countries liberated by the Soviet army came under USSR control.
Economic and Political Development
- The Soviet economy became more developed than most of the world, excluding the US.
- The Soviet system became increasingly bureaucratic and authoritarian.
- This led to difficulties in the daily lives of Soviet citizens.
Arms Race
- The Soviet Union periodically matched the US in the arms race, but at great economic cost.
Soviet System Origins
- The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) was established after the Socialist Revolution in Russia in 1917.
- The revolution was inspired by socialist ideals and the need for an egalitarian society, opposing capitalism.
Post-WWII Expansion
- After WWII, Eastern European countries liberated by the Soviet army came under USSR control.
Economic and Political Development
- The Soviet economy became more developed than most of the world, excluding the US.
- The Soviet system became increasingly bureaucratic and authoritarian.
- This led to difficulties in the daily lives of Soviet citizens.
Arms Race
- The Soviet Union periodically matched the US in the arms race, but at great economic cost.
