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Impact Of First World War (Political) Flashcards

1
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What was created to help with the war effort?

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Bodies

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2
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What did the union of Zemstva do?

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Provided medical facilities for the army

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Who Provided medical facilities for the army?

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Zemstva

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What did the Congress of Representatives of Industry and trade help do?

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Help coordinate war production

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5
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Who helped coordinate war production?

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Congress of Representatives

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6
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What happened in September 1915?

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Tsar becomes the commander in chief of the Russian army. Tsarina and Rasputin are left in Petrograd to govern

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7
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Why were the Tsarina and Rasputin are left in Petrograd to govern?

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Tsar becomes the commander in chief of the Russian army in September 1915

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8
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When did the Tsar become the commander in chief of the Russian army?

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September 1915

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What was the impact of Tsar becoming the commander in chief of the Russian army in September 1915?

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Tsarina and Rasputin are left in Petrograd to govern

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10
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In what month did the Tsar become the commander in chief of the Russian army in 1915?

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September

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What happened in July 1915?

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Central war Industrial committee created Guchkov (Octobrists) to stimulate weapon production

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12
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When were the Central war Industrial committee created Guchkov (Octobrists) to stimulate weapon production?

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July 1915

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13
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In what month in 1915 were Central war Industrial committee created Guchkov (Octobrists) to stimulate weapon production?

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July

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What was the name of the committee created in July 1915 to stimulate weapon production?

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Central war Industrial committee

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Why was the Central war Industrial committee created in July 1915?

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Stimulate weapon production

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16
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What was the impact of the organisation created?

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Very effective but highlighted the governments incompetence

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17
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What was created in June 1915?

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ZEMGOR (All Russian Union of Zemstav and cities)

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18
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When was the ZEMGOR (All Russian Union of Zemstav and cities) made?

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June 1915

19
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What was the role of the ZEMGOR (All Russian Union of Zemstav and cities)?

A

Aid war causalities

20
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Why was the ZEMGOR (All Russian Union of Zemstav and cities) the centre of liberal discontent?

A

Not well used by the government

21
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What was the impact of the government not using ZEMGOR (All Russian Union of Zemstav and cities)

A

ZEMGOR (All Russian Union of Zemstav and cities) became the centre of liberal discontent

22
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Who aided war causalities?

A

ZEMGOR (All Russian Union of Zemstav and cities)

23
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What type of bloc was created?

A

Progressive bloc

24
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How many of the state Duma deputies members were involved with the progressive bloc?

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236 out of 422

25
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What did 236 state Duma deputies members do?

A

Form a progressive bloc

26
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What did the progressive bloc call for?

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“government of public confidence” where ministers were responsible to their Duma

27
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Who called for “government of public confidence” where ministers were responsible to their Duma?

A

Progressive bloc

28
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Who dismissed opposition demands?

A

Tsar and Tsarina

29
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Who did the Tsar and Tsarina dismiss?

A

Oppositions demands

30
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Who did the Tsar and Tsarina appoint?

A

Conservative ministers

31
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Who appointed conservative ministers?

A

Tsar and Tsarina

32
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What was the impact of the Tsar and Tsarinas actions?

A

They seemed unaware and unconcerned about the political demands

33
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What were the “Willy-Nicky” exchanges?

A

Telegrams between Nicholas and Kaiser William II

34
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What was the name given to Telegrams between Nicholas and Kaiser William II?

A

“Willy-Nicky” exchnages

35
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What did the French ambassador say about the Tsar?

A

“the absolute master of their bodies and

souls”

36
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Who said the Tsar was “the absolute master of their bodies and souls”?

A

French ambassador

37
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What type of Duma was formed in the beginning of the war?

A

Special Duma session all the deputies pledged themselves to the national struggle

38
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What did Nicholas say to Alexander about the war?

A

“This will all pass and quieten down”

39
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What happened by 1917?

A

Government was very unpopular

40
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What was the names of the ultra- conservative ministers who the Tsarina appointed?

A

Protopopov

Price Golityn

41
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What did the Soviets worker council issue?

A

Order Number 1

42
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What did the progressive bloc form?

A

Provisional government

43
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Who did the progressive bloc want to install?

A

Tsar son Alexi

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