1905 Part 1

Question 1

Russo-Japanese war:

Answer 1

February 1904- September 1905

Question 2

Russia was poorly equipped, and the supply line had to come from factories … miles away from the battle front.

Answer 2

3700 miles

Question 3

Worker’s wages decreased from by … between … to …

Answer 3

by 1/4 between October 1903 and 1904

Question 4

Four members dismissed from the Putilov Factory on..

Answer 4

20 December 1904

Question 5

… people went on strike on …

Answer 5

120,000 on January 8 1905

Question 6

Bloody Sunday:

Answer 6

9 January 1905

Question 7

Gabon on Bloody Sunday:

Answer 7

“There is no God anymore, there is no Tsar”

Question 8

Bloody Sunday casualties:

Answer 8

200 dead, 800 injured

Question 9

CPSU:

Answer 9

“The workers received a bloody lesson. It was their faith in the Tsar that was riddled with bullets on that day. They came to realise they could only win their rights by struggle.”

Question 10

Pipes:

Answer 10

“The popular myth of a Good Tsar which had sustained the regime through the centuries was suddenly destroyed”

Question 11

Peasant uprisings resulted in:

Answer 11

Nearly 3000 manors were destroyed, and from January to October, the army was used 2700 times to quell uprisings.

Question 12

Battle of Tsushima:

Answer 12

14 May 1905