Chapter 30 Vocab and People

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Across
  1. 1. the “liberation” of Soviet Union
  2. 3. the leader of the reformers who launched an attack on Stalin and his crimes; began as an uneducated coal miner in 1918 and later earned a high-level position in the 1930s and became the new ruler in 1955
  3. 4. gave the Soviet Union and its allies had the right to intervene in any socialist country whenever they saw the need to do so
  4. 5. ruler after Khrushchev who spoke of Stalin’s “good points” and ignored his crimes; launched a massive arms buildup
  5. 6. service industries such as government, education, trade, or health care
  6. 7. the top-secret project resulting in the first atomic bomb attack that ended WWII
  7. 9. a poet who wrote Doctor Zhivago, a powerful challenge to communism about a pre-Revolutionary intellectual who rejects the violence and brutality of the revolution of 1917 and the Stalinist years
  8. 10. a period during which Europeans filled their house with new, modern technologies
  9. 13. a very expensive new model for science inspired by the results o directed research in WWII; combined theoretical work with sophisticated engineering to attack difficult problems
  10. 14. pure theoretical science and practical technology
  11. 15. author of The Double Helix which tells how humanoid an Englishman discovered the structure of DNA in 1953
Down
  1. 2. celebrated nonconformist and author of One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, a novel about the life of a man in a Stalinist concentration camp
  2. 8. the resistance leader and communist chief of Yugoslavia; successfully resisted Soviet domination
  3. 11. an educated communist voted into power by the Czechoslovak communist party; believed he could restore authentic socialism with personal freedom and party democracy
  4. 12. the rebirth of dictatorship in the USSR; a return of Stalin’s more restrictive policies under Brezhnev’s rule