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Who became ruler of Russia in 1894?
Nicholas II
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How many ethnic groups were in Russia?
194 ethnic groups
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What was the population of Russia?
126 million
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What did the 1905 Revolution force the czar to create
State Duma
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What was the name of the Siberian Mystic and Faith Healer that the Czar's family was supposedly under the spell of
Grigori Rasputin
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What happened on the 2nd March 1917
Nicholas II abdicates
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Who did the Provisional Government share power with in 1917
Petrograd Soviet
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Who was the leader of the Bolsheviks?
Vladimir Lenin
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What was the name of the event that happened on October 25th 1917 when the provisional gov was overthrown?
Bolshevik Revolution
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What happened in July 1918?
Imperial Family executed
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How many lost their lives as a result of the Russian Civil War and the Typhus epidemic in 1921
9 million
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What was the name of the War fought between the Russians and the Ottomans
Crimean war
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Dates of the Crimean war
1853-1856
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Who backs up the ottomans in the Crimean War?
France and Britain
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What was the outcome of the Crimean War?
- Russia lost
-Russia realizes that they need to modernize
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Who established Modern Nursing?
Florence Nightingale
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Who is freed in Alexander II's Great Reforms?
The serfs
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what were the collectives called in Alexander II's Great Reform of 1861
Mirs Community Lands
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How was the Mirs Community Lands the right idea, but wrong formula
Right Idea was giving the serfs land
Wrong formula by giving the land to the community
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Who did Alexander II extend rights to in 1861?
The Jewish Population
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What was the effect of Alexander II's Great Reforms
No significant changes made
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Pogroms in Russia
organize campaigns of violence against jews
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Who did Alexander III blame for hardships?
Jewish population
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What happens after the Jews Migrate west? (poland, germany, austria)
anti-semitism follows the movement of the jewish population
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What changed in 1930s-1940s Germany
Germans disliked jewish population
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Who said, "use the west to catch up to the west"?
sergei witte
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What was the name of the railway that went from Moscow to Vladivostok
Trans-Siberian Railway
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Who was Sergei Witte?
Russia's minister of finance (1892-1903), encouraged/invest industrialization (railroads)
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Which Russian Czar freed the serfs in 1861?
Alexander II
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What were pogroms?
organized violence against Jews
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What reforms were made and what was created out of the Revolution of 1905?
Duma- Political reform
Soviets- Economic reform
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What was the outcome of sergei witte's attempt to industrialize Russia
Conditions were not improving
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What does Nicholas attempt to use to rally the country as Russia starts to industrialize?
Nationalism
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Who did russia fight in the Russo-Japanese War?
Japan
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What were the results of the Russo-Japanese War?
-Russia lost
-Nicholas calls for political reform
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What was the Revolution of 1905 also known as?
Bloody Sunday
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What happened on Bloody Sunday?
The tsar's troops fired on peaceful demonstrators who demanded better working conditions, higher pay, and a representative government.
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Where did Bloody Sunday Occur?
Petrograd
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What was the Duma?
Parliament
-political reform
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What are Soviets?
worker councils
-economic reform
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On which side does Russia enter WWI with?
Allied powers (Triple Entente)
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Why does Russia fall out of WWI in 1919?
Lack of supplies
-no weapons, food shortages, lack of morale
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What was the treaty that got Russia out of War with Germany
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
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How much landmass did Russia lose to the Germans in the treaty of Brest-Litovsk?
25%
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what describes the history of the working class revolutionary movement?
Communist Manifesto
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Who created the Communist Manifesto?
Marx and Engels
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What was the working class called in Russia?
Proletariat
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What does the communist manifesto want to overthrow in a violent Revolution
capitalism
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What was the proletariat supposed to do in a violent revolution according to the Communist Manifesto?
rise up and overthrow Bourgeoisie
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What were the factory owners in Russia called?
Bourgeoisie
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What was the result of the Communist Manifesto and the Proletariat overthrowing the Bourgeoisie?
"The Dictatorship of the Proletariat"
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What kind of society was "The Dictatorship of the Proletariat"
Communist society/ no class
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what were the two marxist groups in russia
Mensheviks and Bolsheviks
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What does Menshevik mean?
minority
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What does Bolshevik mean?
majority
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What was the majority group in Russia?
Mensheviks
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What was the minority group in Russia?
Bolshevicks
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What did the Mensheviks believe in?
gradual evolutionary social change
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What did the Bolsheviks believe in?
Radical violent overthrow of capitalism
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Who were the leaders of the Bolsheviks?
Lenin, Stalin, Trotsky
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How many russian casualties and deaths happened in WWI
9 mil casualties
4 mil deaths
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Who did Nicholas II leave in charge while he was at war?
Czarina-Alexandria
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When did the Romanovs rule Russia?
1613-1917
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How many kids did Alexandria have?
5
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What disease was the son Alexi born with?
hemophilia
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Who was Rasputin?
Mystic and holy man/faith healer from Siberia
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What does Rasputin do for the Czar family?
maneges to alleviate the pain in Alexi
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What were the people's concerns about Rasputin?
Rasputin making political decisions
-influence over royal family
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What happens to Rasputin?
Assassinated in 1916
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What were the Assassination attempts to kill Rasputin
Stabbed
Poisoned
Shot in chest while poisoned
shot again
thrown in a river to drown
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What killed Rasputin?
Drowning
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What does Nicholas II do in 1917?
Nicholas II abdicates
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What happened in February 1917?
strikes in petrograd and soldiers refused orders to fire on demonstrators led to abdication
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What was the overthrowing of the Czar called?
March Revolution
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What takes over after Nicholas II abdicates during the March Revolution?
Provisional Government (Duma)
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Who led the provisional government in Russia?
Alexander Kerensky
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Who challenges the Provisional Government's power
Soviets
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What were the mistakes of the Provisional Government?
-continuing WWI
-war effort doesn't improve under new leadership
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Who arrived in April and overthrew the Provisional Government?
Lenin
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What was the Name of the Russian Revolution in October 1917?
Bolshevik Revolution
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What were Lenin's slogans?
Peace, land and bread

All power to the soviets
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Who wrote the propaganda film symbolic of the storming of the winter palace?
Sergey Ezeinstein
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What was the outcome of the Bolshevik Revolution and who gains power
Russia plunges into a civil war
-minority gains power
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What happened to the royal family in 1918
They were murdered
-soviets covered up the murder
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What was the good and the bad of Russia signing the treaty of Brest-Litovsk
Good: ends war
Bad: gave up lots of land
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Why did russia not care about loosing a lot of land to the Germans in the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
Ethnic Minority groups in the areas that they were giving up. Did not feel like they were giving up russian people
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Why did the Treaty of Brest Litovsk not matter to communism
any loss offset by the Global Revolution
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What was the Global Revolution?
workers of the world uniting
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What was the cause of the Russian Civil War
reaction to the Bolshevik seizure of power
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Who was the Red Army
Bolsheviks, followers of communism
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Who was the leader of the Red Army?
Trotsky
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What advantages did the Red Army have over the White Army
control center
-better leadership
-belief in nationalism
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What was the secret police called that worked for the Red Army
CHEKA
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What was another name for the CHEKA
"Red Terror"
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What did the CHEKA do?
they executed ordinary citizens who were suspected of taking actions against the revolution
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Who was apart of the White Army?
All others, including foreign countries, fragmented
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What connected the White Army
fear of communism
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What was the white terror?
conducted Pogroms against Jewish population in Ukraine
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How many casualties were there in the Russian Civil war
7-12 million (mostly civilians)
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Who wins the Russian Civil War?
Red Army