Role of Nationalism in USSR 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryRussia 1917-91A2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: Ellierose1999Created on: 13-04-17 11:30 When did the Brezhnev Doctrine end? 1989 1 of 12 What impact did the ending of the Doctrine have? Meant that Gorbachev focused more on Human Rights than violence. 2 of 12 What happened in Hungary and Poland in 1989? Poland- Non-communist candidate and Hungary- multi party elections. 3 of 12 What was the impact of this? Mostly peaceful with exceptions of Romania and Yugoslavia. 4 of 12 What was the impact of environmental factors? Air pollution and soil erosion 5 of 12 What impact did local part leaders have? Trust in cadres meant that they had been comfortable before. 6 of 12 What impact did culture have? Slavic republic already and own language and culture 7 of 12 What did Nagorno Krabakh show in 1988? Showed violence after referendum and how central government loosing control 8 of 12 what were limits of nationalism? Tribal/ local disagreements- Muslim groups, limited experience of autonomous control. 9 of 12 What did referendum reveal? Still support for SU aside from Baltic and Georgia. 10 of 12 When was New Union Treaty? 1991 11 of 12 What was impact of Russian Nationalism? Allowed Yeltsin to undermine Union Treaty and Soviet and Russian institutions and Russians did not want end of 'Great Russian Empire' 12 of 12
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