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28 August 2025

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This worksheet explores how the Soviet Union used cultural performances, cinema, and international sports to promote communism as superior to capitalism. Through a 750-word informational article, students learn how the Bolshoi Ballet, Soviet Olympic teams, and propaganda films were used both to inspire citizens at home and project strength abroad. The resource includes challenging comprehension questions, vocabulary practice, and critical reasoning prompts that push students to analyze how culture can function as a political tool.

Perfect for middle and high school history or social studies classes, this resource saves teachers time by providing a ready-to-use, rigorous reading activity that blends literacy skills with historical content. The combination of comprehension and critical thinking questions ensures that students go beyond surface-level recall and develop deeper understanding of Cold War propaganda strategies. Educators can use it to spark discussion, strengthen analytical skills, and connect historical examples of cultural influence to broader themes of power, politics, and persuasion.

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