Key Events and Figures in Russian and Italian Revolutions

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1905 Revolution

First revolution to overthrow the czar in Russia.

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Bloody Sunday

Massacre of peaceful protesters by Tsar's guard.

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State Duma

Legislative body established after the 1905 Revolution.

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March 1917 Revolution

Revolution triggered by military failures and strikes.

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Provisional Government

Temporary government formed after the March Revolution.

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Alexander Kerensky

Leader of the Provisional Government in Russia.

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Lenin

Leader of the Bolsheviks, returned from exile.

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Soviets

Councils representing workers' interests in Russia.

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Land, Bread, Peace

Bolshevik slogan promising reforms to peasants.

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New Economic Policy

Lenin's policy allowing small private businesses.

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Czarist Russia

Autocratic rule with no political freedoms.

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Nicholas II

Last czar of Russia, ruled from 1894-1917.

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Rasputin

Mystic who influenced the Russian royal family.

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Whites vs Reds

Civil war factions: anti-communists vs communists.

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Stalin

Leader who purged educated individuals in USSR.

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Collectivization

Merging individual farms into collective farms.

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Gulag

Labor camps in the Soviet Union.

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Fascism

Authoritarian nationalism opposing Marxism and communism.

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Mussolini

Italian dictator who established fascism.

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Lateran Pacts

Agreement between Mussolini and the Vatican.

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March on Rome

1922 event leading to Mussolini's rise to power.

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Peter the Great

Tsar who modernized Russia in the 18th century.

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Bolsheviks

Radical socialist group led by Lenin.

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Mensheviks

Moderate faction of the Russian Social Democratic Party.

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Trotsky

Lenin's ally and later opponent of Stalin.

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Mein Kampf

Hitler's autobiography outlining his ideology.

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Beer Hall Putsch

Failed coup attempt by Hitler in 1923.

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Weimar Republic

Democratic government in Germany post-WWI.

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Hyperinflation

Rapid increase in prices in post-WWI Germany.

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Tripartite Pact

1940 alliance between Germany, Italy, and Japan.

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Manchuria

Region invaded by Japan in 1931.

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Rape of Nanking

Mass killings committed by Japan in China.

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Dawes Plan

US plan to help Germany with reparations.

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Kellogg-Briand Pact

1928 agreement to outlaw war.

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Spanish Civil War

Conflict between Republicans and Nationalists in Spain.

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Francisco Franco

Fascist dictator of Spain from 1939.

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King Alfonso XIII

King of Spain overthrown in 1931.

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Kulak

Wealthy peasants resisting collectivization.

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Totalitarianism

Government with total control over society.

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Fasces

Symbol of authority in fascist ideology.

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Haile Selassie

Emperor of Ethiopia during Italian invasion.

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Social Revolutionaries

Political movement aiming to overthrow the czar.

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Stimson Doctrine

US policy refusing to recognize territorial changes.

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Nazi Party

Political party led by Hitler in Germany.

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Antocrat

Ruler with absolute power, like a czar.

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War Communism

Economic system during the Russian Civil War.

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East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere

Japan's plan to dominate Asia.

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