Religion in the Soviet Union

The 1917 revolution in Russia was headed by
1. Joseph Stalin
2. Vladimir Lenin
3. Karl Marx
4. Freidrich Engels
The famous aphorism "Religion is the opium of the masses" belongs to
1. Friedrich Engels
2. Joseph Stalin
3. Vladimir Lenin
4. Karl Marx
The Christianity in Russia was introduced by Prince Vladimir in the
1. 2nd century A.C.
2. 8th century A.C.
3. 10th century A.C.
4. 12 century B.C.
Since then (Q.3) the predominate religion on the territory of Russia has been
1. paganism
2. orthodoxy
3. islam
4. catholicism
Instituted in 1917, the Soviet State
1. completely banned the religious organizations
2. proclaimed creation of an atheistic enviroment as the state's goal
3. didn't care about religion as it had other tasks to resolve
4. continued the religious traditions of the society
The Soviet Commissariat of Education utilized all its resources
1. to promote atheism
2. to promote Christian values
3. to promote the right to choose among the young people
4. neither of the above
Much of the anti-religious propaganda was addressed to
1. boys
2. elders
3. women
4. men
The League of the Militant Atheists was organized
1. to enforce military propaganda
2. to enforce the atheistic teachings
3. to guard the church officials from secret police
4. neither of the above
The ultimate goal of the communism is
1. to preserve religion as a part of cultural heritage
2. to keep only some religious attributes and rites
3. to completely eradicate religion
4. A and B
The bloodiest struggle between supporters of the church and supporters of the state in 1922 took place
1. in Shuya
2. in Moscow
3. in Voronezh
4. in St. Petersburg