Did the end of the Soviet Union revive Russian culture?

yes

Explanation:

the ending of the soviet union, became Russia which influenced there old culture.

Russian culture was played throughout the Soviet Union days, such as great pieces of music, brilliant thinkers and professors, artists, etc. The Soviet Union did affect the culture of Russia but it is more of a mix with old Russian traditions and new ones gained from the Soviet Union days. A country's traditions simply can't go away but can be transformed and merged with the ideas of Communism for example. One good example is the language, the Soviet Union still used the same alphabetical system as was used before in previous regimes. That language is still used today and language is a big part of a country's culture. Could the way of speaking be affected? Of course it can, if you take a listen to a news clip from the 60s in America and then watch the news now, the general way of speaking is different. So the end of the Soviet Union did not revive Russian culture because it was already in play during those times.

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