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Communist party's way of electing officials
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The last of the Romanovs were executed and killed and there would never be another Czar leader.
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The war between the white and the red armies. The war lasts until 1923
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This treaty would end the Russian Civil War.
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Stalin would issue his five year plan to improve Russia and industrialize it quickly to catch up with the west
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Russia goes to war with Germany and the Japanese fighting along side the U.S and Great Britain
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The Soviets would create an atomic bomb similar to the ones the U.S. made
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The Soviets design a better and more deadly bomb. The hydrogen-fusion bomb.
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A military treaty that stated if you signed that you would go and aid others in war
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The first satellite was put into Earth's orbit by the Soviets
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Laika would be the first dog to go into space.
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The Berlin Wall was created cutting off communication between the East and the West
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The Soviets invaded Czechoslovakia with the aid of others who signed the Warsaw Pact
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The U.S. and the Soviet Union come together to make an agreement on the cap of their weapons stock of nuclear weapons. The negotiations would last until May 26, 1972 and the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty would be created from SALT 1
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The Soviets and the U.S. would come together again to discuss the weapons, and they would come to an agreement in 1979. But the U.S. would withdrawl from SALT 2 in 1986
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Russia would invade Afghanistan to spread communism but they would lose this war.
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Gorbachev lets people vote for who they want to be in the communist party
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Gorbachev becomes the Communist Party General Secretary.
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Gorbachev's program of political, economic, and social reconstruction
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Word Gorbachev brought into the Russian vocabulary. It means openness
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A bad design by the Soviet's for a nuclear power plant cause a disaster in Cherynobyl
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Two million people joined hands and protested against illegal Soviet occupation
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The separation of the East and the West was over and people could travel to ether side
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Gorbachev steps down as president of the USSR
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Boris Yeltsin becomes president of Russia
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Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary all become democratic nations and hold free elections