Summary The Role of Nationalism in the Fall of the USSR, 1991
The notes explore the surge in nationalist feelings within the different socialist states that made up the Soviet federation. They analyse how the USSR gained control over the different states, and how Russian supremacy was imposed, oppressing nationalism and regionalism. They include a timeline on the independence and revolts of the different states, focusing on specific disputes such as those in Tbilisi and Armenia. The notes analyse Gorbachev's attempts at reform and his ultimate failure as the Soviet sphere of influence crumbled. The notes are handwritten, colour-coded and include annotations with extra information so as to provide a deeper insight into the A-Level curriculum. They contian much analysis and comparison as well as a lot of facts and figures, making them ideal for exam revision.
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- Study Level
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A/AS Level
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History 2015
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- October 24, 2026
- Number of pages
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