On the brink of revolution prior to 1917? Flashcards

1
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What key event happened in 1912?

A

Lena Goldfields Massacre

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2
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What was the Lena Goldfields Massacre?

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A group of workers protesting against a lack of change since 1905 via strike

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3
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How does the Tsar respond Lena Goldfields Massacre?

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The Tsar sent in the army to resolve the issue, yet they shot the crowds killing many

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4
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What does the Tsar’s actions during the Lena Goldfields Massacre lead to?

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People losing faith in the Tsar

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5
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What does the Lena Goldfields Massacre remind people of?

A

Bloody Sunday

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6
Q

When the Tsar leaves for World War I who does he leave in charge?

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He leaves the Tsarina in charge

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7
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What causes distrust in the Tsarina?

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The fact she was German

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8
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What was the Tsarina seen as?

A

A spy

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9
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Who is the Tsarina seen to have an affair with and what does it cause?

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She was seen to have an affair with Rasputin, causing even more dislike

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10
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How would Rasputin get involved in Politics?

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He would get involved in important government decisions

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11
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What causes a shortage of food nationwide throughout WWI?

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Peasants being recruited into the army to fight in World War

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12
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True or False: soldiers and peasants experienced a lack of change since 1905

A

True

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13
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Who failed to help the peasants causing many to suffer?

A

Stolypin and his reforms

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14
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Who was more politically involved? Why?

A

Workers as literacy rates had improved

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15
Q

What had been set up for workers?

A

A national insurance scheme

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16
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Who received little help?

A

Those unemployed in old-age

17
Q

What key move does the Tsar take in WW1?

A

The Tsar left to the front line to regain control and help the army out, becoming Commander in Chief

18
Q

What effect does the Tsar becomign commander in chief have on the army?

A

Little as the army still experienced heavy losses and were being forced to retreat

19
Q

Over the course of WW1 what happens to the soldiers motivation?

A

The soldiers became tired of fighting

20
Q

Give three reasons why the army choose to muntiny? (3)

A
  • They became tired of fighting
  • The forced retreat
  • Heavy losses