Prov Gov and Soviet Flashcards

1
Q

When was the provisional government set up

A

March 2nd 1917

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2
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What was the provisional government made up of

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Made up of Kadets and other liberals

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3
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Who was the leader of the Provisional government

A

Prince Lvov

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4
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Was the provisional government appointed or elected

A

appointed by Duma

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5
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What was the intention of the provisional government

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Temporary

Main jobs was to organise elections to a constitution assembly’s

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6
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What divisions were there in the provisional government

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between left leaning Kadets and right leaning Kadets

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7
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What did Left leaning Kadets want

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Left leaning Kadets wanted social reform and a large role the people in government

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8
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What did right leaning kadets want

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Leader Milyukov and octoborists and right leaning Kadets wanted a democratically elected state with strong central control - revolution was over to them

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9
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What was the “honeymoon period”

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Period after February revolution where there was little disagreement

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10
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What was order number 1

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Soldiers should only follow orders of the provisional government if they didn’t contradict with the Soviet

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11
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What were 3 key laws that were passed in the honeymoon period

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Disband the secret police

Allow free press and free speech

Give workers the right to strike and form trade unions

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12
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When was the soviet set up

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27th February 1917

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13
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How many members did the Soviet have by the 3rd of March

A

1,300

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14
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When was order number 1 passed

A

3rd

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15
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What were the 3 reasons that the Soviet were hesitant to take power

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Mensheviks and SRs believed that February had been a bourgeoise revolution as predicted by Marx

-Believed that there had to be a long period of capitalist industrialisation before a second workers revolution

Feared counter revolution
-Army generals were happy with transfer of power to Duma politicians but would be less likely to accept the workers

Leaders of the Soviet were scared of the masses
- Worried that the anger in the streets would be turned to them if they became the government

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16
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What did the Soviet have control over

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As the Soviet was the workers and soldiers

Control over factories, railways and soldiers in Petrograd

17
Q

What role did Kerensky have

A

Minister of justice in provisional government

18
Q

Who was the main form of the communication

A

Kerensky