(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Famous Russian composer of the 1812 Overture
transportation linking Vladivostok with Moscow
Russian leader who granted more economic and political freedom
After almost 70 years of Communist Rule, the Soviet Union broke up in this year:
Deep lake in Russia; holds ~20% of the world's supply of unfrozen freshwater
Competition (1940s-1980s) for world influence between the Soviet Union and the U.S.
Ancient form of Christianity practiced in Eastern Europe and Russia
Russian czar who promoted European culture. He wanted his nobles to dress in European style, and he even had a "beard tax"!
ground that is frozen most or all year
AIR pollution from power plants, factories, and cars; WATER pollution from fertilizer, industrial wastes, buried, chemical weapons; SOIL issues from clear-cutting forests; chemical fertilizer buildup; NUCLEAR threat
Russia's European part
The first area of Ukraine seized by Putin in 2014, against the will of the people:
frigid terrain in northern & eastern Russia, rich in natural resources
An ethnic group seeking independence from Russia:
largest ethnic group in Russia
Term meaning to change the economy to rely more on manufacturing, less on farming
peasants legally bound to work and live on land owned by his master
Leader of the French army that invaded Russia in 1812
Where the government makes all the economic decisions.
System of ancient trade routes connecting Europe to Asia
Russia's two most important northwestern ports:
How long it takes to cross Russia by train
Nuclear power plant explosion in Pripyat, Ukraine that spewed nuclear waste for hundreds of miles. Today it remains an "exclusion zone" and not habitable.
World's largest lake (not freshwater!)
In 1985 Gorbachev relaxed Soviet control over the economy by introducing ________, a new "openness"
cold, treeless area of northern Siberia;
Brutal Dictator who wanted to transform Russia into an industrial giant
Lake Baikal is so large and deep that it is bigger than…
Russian Czar who freed the serfs in 1861
Number of Russian time zones today (reduced from 11)
She married Peter the Great’s grandson; she expanded Russia by 200,000 miles
Russia's only Baltic port that is ice-free year-round; (separated from Russia)
This type of economy (where people can run their own businesses) is called:
longest river in Europe
Russia attacks Ukraine to begin ongoing conflict there
After the fall of the Soviet Union, Russian people were able to decide what businesses to start & run.
Stalin forced communism on them
early rulers of Russia
Horsemen who swept through the city of Kiev in the 1200s, removing the wealth & power
Full name of the Soviet Union or U.S.S.R.:
Capital of Russia
relating to the city
Compared to an American President, Russian President Putin has:
One of Russia's oldest cities, founded by Peter the Great in the 1700s
Another of Gorbachev's policies was _____, a restructuring of the Russian economy:
huge evergreen forest
During the Russian Revolution, Lenin & the Bolsheviks took over. They put this new political and social system in place
from aging power plants
First Absolute Czar; ruthless and cruel
forced labor camps in Siberia; imprisoned those opposing Stalin
Russian leader that ended Mongol rule
Two mountain ranges rise in western Russia: the Urals and the ______ Mountains
When does Vladimir Putin's current term as President of Russia end?
Czar forced to give up the throne in 1917, during the Russian Revolution
