Russian and Chinese Revolutions 2024

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pogroms

organized violence against Jews

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Why did the Russian Czar's government collapse?

extreme losses, deaths and economic problems cause by World War 1

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leader of Russian Red Army

Trotsky

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Who takes control of the Communist Party in Russia?

Stalin

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Great Purge

Stalin wanted to eliminate anyone who threatened his power

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Who did Stalin persecute?

Jews, kulaks, Roman Catholics

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Command Economy

all decisions were made by the government

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Five Year Plan

plans that promoted rapid industrial growth; set high quotas for the production of coal, steel, etc.

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Collective Farming

government took millions of privately owned farms and made large government owned farms

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kulaks

wealthy peasants who were killed for their strong resistance to collective farming

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provisional

temporary

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Duma

Russia's first Parliament

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Autocracy

one person has absolute power

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Proletariat

working class

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Who fought in the Russo-Japanese War?

Russia and Japan

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What lands were being fought over in the Russo-Japanese War?

Korea and Manchuria

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What occurred during Bloody Sunday (1906)?

200,000 workers protest at czars Palace for better working conditions and more freedoms. Nicholas orders the soldiers to fire at the protesters.

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What happened at the March Revolution (1917)?

Women textile workers were protesting which leads to riots. The soldiers are ordered to fire at people but later side with the rioters.

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Czar/Tsar

A Russian emperor

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What type of economy did the Bolsheviks promote?

Communism

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Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR)

Russia's official new name

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Joseph Stalin

Totalitarian leader of the Soviet Union who transformed the Soviet Union into an industrial and political power

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Women's rights after Bolshevik Revolution

Women's rights were expanded; men and women were equal

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Mao Zedong

Leader of Nationalist forces during the Chinese Civil War

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May 4th Movement

It was an intellectual revolution of young, educated people in China, that was also a protest of China's weak government. They wanted a strong, modern economy.

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Long March

The 6,000-mile journey where Chinese Communists fled the nationalists.

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When did the Chinese Civil War resume?

After WWII

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Where is nationalist China located?

Island of Taiwan

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What country supported the Nationalist forces in China?

The United States

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Great Leap Forward

Peasants were organized into communes, resulted in famine and inefficient industry, Mao lost power

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Cultural Revolution

Campaign in China ordered by Mao Zedong to purge the Communist Party of his opponents and instill revolutionary values in the younger generation.

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New Economic Policy (NEP)

Lenin's 1921 policy to re-establish limited economic freedom (allowing small businesses to reopen and farmers to sell excess grain)

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Karl Marx

German philosopher whose communist ideas inspired the Bolsheviks

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Rasputin

Siberian peasant and self proclaimed holy man who influenced Czarina Alexandra

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Leon Trotsky

Helped negotiate the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk and Leader of the Red Army

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Vladimir Lenin

leader of the Bolsheviks

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Sun Yixian overthrows

the last emperor of the Qing dynasty

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Under the Treaty of Versailles, Chinese territories that had been taken over by Germany were given to....

Japan

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Why were people demonstrating at the May 4th Movement?

people were upset that Chinese territories were given to Japan under the Treaty of Versailles

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What 2 groups fought in the Chinese Revolution?

Nationalists and Communists

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What was the Long March?

6000 mile long journey, Chinese Communists fleeing the Chinese Nationalists

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What do the Communist and Nationalist agree to do during World War II?

unite to fight against Japan

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What was the Great Leap Forward?

strictly controlled people's lives, no incentive to work , called for large collective farms called communes - NOT successful

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What was the goal Cultural Revolution?

to establish a society of peasants and workers in which all were equal

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Communist China after the revolution

mainland China - called the People's Republic of China

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Where do the Nationalist go after they lose the Chinese civil war?

island of Taiwan

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What happened with the Civil War in China when Japan invaded Manchuria?

they stopped the civil war to join forces during World War II

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What was the outcome of the Chinese civil war?

Communist take over mainland China

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Who do the peasants support?

Mao Zedong

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Bolsheviks leader

Lenin

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Socialist Realism

art that praised Soviet life and communist values

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Atheist

people who did not believe in God

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Industrial Revolution (Five Year Plans)

plans that promoted rapid industrial growth

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Agricultural Revolution(Collective Farms)

government took millions of privately owned farms and made large government owned farms