The Developments of Russia's Invasion of Ukraine



 How can struggles for power shape the lives of ordinary people


Topic: Russia vs Ukraine;  Key Concept: Oppression
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Social Studies6th Grade

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 How can struggles for power shape the lives of ordinary people


Topic: Russia vs Ukraine;  Key Concept: Oppression

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Key Background
Vladimir Putin = Leader of Russia.

Zelensky = Leader of Ukraine

Nato = Group of Western Countries  (USA, England, France, Germany, Turkey, etc)

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Provide a brief background of the situation leading up to the invasion.

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International Response
Many countries imposed economic sanctions on Russia in response to their invasion of Ukraine.

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Explain the international response to the invasion and how it affected Russia's relations with other countries.
Military Tactics
Russia used a combination of conventional and unconventional tactics in their invasion of Ukraine.

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Describe the military tactics used by Russia during the invasion.
Casualties
The conflict in Ukraine has resulted in thousands of casualties, including civilians and soldiers.

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Explain the human cost of the invasion and the impact it had on the people of Ukraine.
Ceasefire Agreements
Several ceasefire agreements have been made between Ukraine and Russia, but none have been successful in ending the conflict.

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Discuss the attempts made to reach a ceasefire and why they were unsuccessful.
Current Status
The conflict in Ukraine is ongoing, with sporadic fighting still taking place in the eastern regions.

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Explain the current status of the conflict and the potential for future developments.

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