History of Ukraine 🇺🇦 - Statistics

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Actor in "Servant of the People" who became Ukraine's sixth president in 2019	Volodymyr Zelenskyy	70%
Nuclear power plant that suffered the explosion of a reactor in April 1986	Chernobyl	65%
Region annexed by Russia in February 2014 as a reprisal for the above	Crimea	65%
Region which sought to secede under Russian support, leading to war	Donbas	65%
Year in which uprisings forced Tsar Nicholas II to adopt constitutional reforms	1905	55%
City that served as the capital of the Ukraine SSR from 1922 to 1934	Kharkiv	55%
Port city home to the Russian Black Sea Fleet that was besieged in 1854	Sevastopol	55%
Conservative movement that opposed the above, named for another color	White Army	55%
Soviet premier who transferred Crimea to the Ukraine SSR in 1954	Nikita Khrushchev	50%
Series of protests against electoral fraud in the 2004 presidential election	Orange Revolution	50%
Ukraine's fifth president who believed in "military, language, faith"	Petro Poroshenko	50%
Bolshevik army, founded by Leon Trotsky, named for a color	Red Army	50%
Anarchist communist movement, founded by Makhno, known for this color	Black Army	45%
Ukraine is known as the _____ of Europe for its abundance of black soil	Breadbasket	45%
Ethnic group entirely deported from Crimea to Uzbekistan in May 1944	Crimean Tatars	45%
Armed peasant groups that fought for autonomy, named for another color	Green Army	45%
1932-33 man-made famine caused by high food requisitions	Holodomor	45%
Ukraine's fourth president who refused to sign agreement with EU in 2013	Viktor Yanukovych	45%
Galicia became controlled by this country after the partitions of Poland	Austria	40%
Term for wealthy peasants who were "liquidated as a class" in 1931	Kulaks	40%
978-1015 ruler nicknamed "the Great" who converted to Christianity in 988	Volodymyr I	40%
Protests against the above's pro-Russian policies, suppressed by the above	Euromaidan Protests	35%
Historian who was the first to document the Dnieper River basin	Herodotus	35%
Politician who became the first president of Ukraine in 1991	Leonid Kravchuk	35%
2015 series of agreements that ended war in the above region	Minsk Agreements	35%
Pact signed with Nazi Germany in 1939 that gave Ukraine control over Galicia	Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact	35%
2014 "revolution" that ousted the president and returned to the 2004 Constitution	Revolution of Dignity	35%
Politician who became Ukraine's third president in 2005 following the above	Viktor Yushchenko	35%
Decisive 1709 battle marking Sweden's defeat and the hetmanate's end	Battle of Poltava	30%
Navy fleet partitioned in 1997, in which Ukraine received 18% of the vessels	Black Sea Fleet	30%
Georgian editor of "Ukrainska Pravda" who was murdered in 2000	Georgiy Gongadze	30%
Mongol khanate that captured Kyiv in 1240	Golden Horde	30%
British cavalry force that charged against Russians at the Battle of Balaclava	Light Brigade	30%
State established by the Union of Lublin in 1569 that controlled Ukraine	Poland-Lithuania	30%
UPA leader who fought against the Soviets and the Nazis during WWII	Stepan Bandera	30%
1019-1054 ruler nicknamed "the Wise" who patronized literary culture	Yaroslav I	30%
Soviet agricultural policy in which peasants work on state-owned farms	Collectivization	25%
Escaped serfs who acted as border guards for the above	Cossacks	25%
Mongol vassal state, home to Tatars, that later became an Ottoman vassal	Crimean Khanate	25%
Hetman who defected to Sweden and fought against Russia in 1708	Ivan Mazepa	25%
Polity established by the above group, named for the city it was based in	Kyivan Rus'	25%
1994 agreement in which Ukraine promised to give up its nuclear arsenal	Budapest Memorandum	20%
Hydroelectric dam completed in 1932 as an example of Soviet industrialization	Dniprohes	20%
Mongol vassal state led by Danylo of Halych and captured by Poland in 1349	Galicia-Volhynia	20%
Movement founded in 1989 that became Ukraine's first opposition party	Rukh	20%
Inhabitants of the Pontic Steppe who engaged in trade with the Greek	Scythians	20%
Mongol vassal state that declared independence as Muscovy in 1476	Vladimir-Suzdal	20%
Ravine outside Kyiv where 33,000 Jews were massacred in two days	Babi Yar	15%
Hetman of the above who led a 1648 rebellion from Zaporizhzhia	Bohdan Khmelnytsky	15%
1937-38 event in which Soviet political dissidents were murdered	Great Purge	15%
Historian and politician who was a proponent of the above event in Ukraine	Mykhailo Hrushevsky	15%
Viking group that settled in Ukraine and conquered the Drevlians in 883	Varangians	15%
Welsh journalist who revealed the famine and was murdered in China	Gareth Jones	10%
Name one of the two Ukrianian intellectuals who committed suicide in 1933	Skrypnyk / Khvylovy	10%
1654 treaty that declared the hetmanate's allegiance to Russia	Treaty of Pereiaslav	10%
Eastern branch of Slavs that inhabited Ukraine during the Byzantine Era	Antes	5%
Council, founded by the above, that declared Ukrainian independence in 1917	Central Rada	5%
Christian branch that follows Orthodox teachings and recognizes the Pope	Eastern Rite	5%
Policy that advocated for the indigenization of each Soviet republic	Korenizatsiia	5%
Scandal in which Ukraine's second president ordered the abduction of the above	Kuchmagate	5%
Greek city state that founded the Black Sea colony of Olbia	Miletus	5%
Group that supplanted the above, halting trade with the Romans	Sarmatians	5%
945-972 ruler nicknamed "the Brave" who expanded territory	Sviatoslav I	5%
1649 treaty that established Ukraine as an independent hetmanate	Treaty of Zboriv	5%
NGO founded in 1976 to monitor human rights in Ukraine (dissolved in 1981)	Ukrainian Helsinki Group	5%
Pro-Bolshevik writer and politician who became leader of the Directory	Volodymyr Vynnychenko	5%
NYT journalist who won a Pulitzer Price for his fake reports of the famine	Walter Duranty	5%
Massive constructivist office building completed in the above city in 1928	Derzhprom	0%
Literary critic who published "Internationalism or Russification?" in 1965	Ivan Dziuba	0%
UNA commander and journalist who led Ukraine from 1918 to 1920	Symon Petliura	0%

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