NCEA External Flashcards
1861
Edict of Emancipation
1894
Nicholas II becomes Tsar
1904
Japanese forces destroyed Russian ships
1905
Russo-Japanese War ends, Bloody Sunday, and the October Manifesto
1906
Peter Stolypin appointed Prime Minister
1914
WWI starts, St Petersburg changed to Petrograd
1915
Tsar goes to front, leaves Tsarina Alexandra and Rasputin in charge
1917
1.7 million dead, 8 million wounded, 2.5 million P.O.W.
1917, 23 February
International Women’s Day protests
1917, 25 February
Numbers rise to 250,000, forces told to shoot protestors
1917, 27 February
Cossacks refuse to shoot, troops deserted from the front, Provisional Government set up by Kerensky
1917, 1 March
Order Number One from Petrograd Soviets
1917, 2 March
Tsar forced to abdicate
1917, 24-25 October
The Bolshevik Revolution
1918
Civil War starts
1921
Civil War ends
April Theses Slogans:
“All Power to the Soviets”
“Peace! Bread! Land!”
Tsar Nicholas II said:
“I never wanted to be Tsar.”
Father Gapon said:
“There is no longer any Tsar for us.”
SPOUVE
Freedom of Speech, Political Prisoners Released, Unions, Vote for Women, Elections, Ohkrana abolished
WUWV
Working Conditions, Unions, End of the War, Vote
ODSAWU
Limit Ohkrana, Duma, Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Assembly, Freedom of Worship, Unions
Trotsky said:
“Paper freedom.”
Peter Stolypin hung ________ revolutionaries
2,000