| A | B |
|---|
| Westernization | Peter the Great's plan to make Russia more like rest of Europe |
| St. Petersberg | Port City of Russia |
| Proletariat | Russian working class |
| Mensheviks | Moderate Marxist followers |
| Bolsheviks | Radical Marxist followers |
| Communism | Theory of goverment where everything is divided equally. No class system |
| Manifesto | Doctrine/writing states or explaining an idea or theory |
| Siberia | Barren steppe of Eastern Russia |
| Trans-Siberian Railroad | Connected eastern Russia with ports on Western Russia |
| Marxist | Followers of Communist theory proposed by Karl Marx |
| Facism | Form of goverment in which a dictator uses communism to take control |
| Dictator | Leader of a country who rules completely over the people |
| NATO | North Atlantic Trade Organization; united countries against communism |
| Warsaw Pact | Opposed NATO; made up of communist countries |
| Truman Doctrine | Proposed that the U.S. give aid to countries that opposed communism |
| Iron Curtain | "Line" that separated Western Europe from communist Eastern Europe |
| Berlin Wall | Divided Germany in half after WWII; communist and non communist sides |
| Cold War | Tension/hostility between two countries by means other than fighting |
| Glasnot | Term for a new period of "openness" in Russia |
| Duma | Board of advisors to the leader of Russia |
| Red Army | Communist army under Lenin and Stalin |
