The End Of Bipolarity
Question
Match the following:
| A. Mikhail Gorbachev | (i) Successor of USSR |
| B. Shock Therapy | (ii) Military pact |
| C. Russia | (iii) Introduced reforms |
| D. Boris Yeltsin | (iv) Economic model |
| E. Warsaw | (v) President of Russia |
Solution
A. Mikhail Gorbachev | (i) Introduced reforms |
B. Shock Therapy | (ii) Economic model |
C. Russia | (iii) Successor of USSR |
D. Boris Yeltsin | (iv) President of Russia |
E. Warsaw | (v) Military pact |
Some More Questions From The End of Bipolarity Chapter
Mention any three features that distinguish the Soviet economy from that of a capitalist country like the US.
What were the factors that forced Gorbachev to initiate the reforms in the USSR ?
What were the major consequences of the disintegration of the Soviet Union for countries likeIndia ?
What was Shock Therapy ? Was this the best way to make a transition from communism to capitalism ?
Write an essay for or against the following proposition : 'With the disintegration of the second world, India should change its foreign policy and focus more on friendship with the US rather than with traditional friends like Russia'.
Which was regarded to be the greatest symbol of the Cold War ?
When did the Berlin wall topple by the people?
Why is the fall of Berlin wall in 1989 considered as the end of bipolarity?
On which ideals was the Soviet system founded?
Mention two faults of the Soviet system.
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