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    The three core factors that led to chaos in Ukraine were: 1) President Yanukovych broke his promise to citizens by not signing agreements with Europe, 2) Russia wanted to expand its economic and military power in western Ukraine, and 3) citizens protested facing brutal government responses. Ukrainians wanted to sign agreements with the EU to improve their lives through reforms, economy, and justice system. Street protests erupted in November 2013 when Yanukovych published a decree to work on an accord with Europe but citizens realized he had no intention of signing. Russia fuelled further protests by giving Ukraine loans and discounts but missteps continued leading back to unrest.

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    The three core factors that led to chaos in Ukraine were: 1) President Yanukovych broke his promise to citizens by not signing agreements with Europe, 2) Russia wanted to expand its economic and military power in western Ukraine, and 3) citizens protested facing brutal government responses. Ukrainians wanted to sign agreements with the EU to improve their lives through reforms, economy, and justice system. Street protests erupted in November 2013 when Yanukovych published a decree to work on an accord with Europe but citizens realized he had no intention of signing. Russia fuelled further protests by giving Ukraine loans and discounts but missteps continued leading back to unrest.

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    The three core factors that led to chaos in Ukraine were: 1) President Yanukovych broke his promise to citizens by not signing agreements with Europe, 2) Russia wanted to expand its economic and military power in western Ukraine, and 3) citizens protested facing brutal government responses. Ukrainians wanted to sign agreements with the EU to improve their lives through reforms, economy, and justice system. Street protests erupted in November 2013 when Yanukovych published a decree to work on an accord with Europe but citizens realized he had no intention of signing. Russia fuelled further protests by giving Ukraine loans and discounts but missteps continued leading back to unrest.

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    What is the Situation in the Ukraine?

    1. What are the three core factors that led to the chaos, according
    to the article?
    The first core factor is President Viktor Yanukovych broke the
    promise to his citizens by not agreeing to sign political and trade
    agreements with the European Nations. The second factor the Kremlin
    decided to expand the economic and military power in the west. And
    the last factor is citizens protesting causing the government to use
    brutal responses to the protesters.
    2. Why does Russia feel threatened by Ukraine forming a closer
    partnership with Europe?
    Russians feel threatened because in Ukraine it has the oil pipeline
    that carries Russias natural gases to Europe.
    3. Why did many Ukrainians, especially in the Western part of the
    country, want Ukraine to sign political and economic agreements
    with the European Union?
    Ukrainians wanted Ukraine to sign the agreements with the
    European Union because they believed that it would help improve their
    lives with reforms, economy and the justice system.
    4. Why did street protests erupt in November 2013?

    Yanukovych published a decree saying that the government will


    work toward a signing an accord. And people started to protest after
    they realized the Yanukovych wasnt working toward it.
    5. What were some of the government missteps that helped further
    fuel the protests?
    Russia gave them $15 billion dollars in loans and natural gas
    discounts for the missteps. But then ended back up where they left
    off, leading them back into missteps again.
    6. What additional questions do you have about whats going on in
    Ukraine?
    Why did Yanukovych refuse to sign the political and trade agreement
    with European Union?

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