Provisional government interpretation stats

Question 1

PG formed. 24 commissars of duma appointed

Answer 1

March 2nd 1917

Question 2

Decree against death penalty

Answer 2

March 12th 1917

Question 3

1st Refroms act - Abolish Okrhana

Answer 3

March 3rd 1917-

they abolished the Okhrana

Question 4

Leader of the provisional government

Answer 4

Prince lvov

Question 5

Inflation

Answer 5

Inflation 400% and 8 hour bread queues
Cost of meat 500%
The average worker’s wage was around 50 rubles per month in 1917 - No increase

Question 6

rouble value

Answer 6

10 times lower in 1917 than before the war.

Question 7

In poverty

Answer 7

80

Question 8

War costs

Answer 8

22 billion rubles

Question 9

Petrograd soviet

Answer 9

3000 members

Question 10

PG

Answer 10

Octoberists and Kadets who are more conservative
Mostly members of 1912 Duma

Question 11

April theses - will promise ‘all power to soviets’ and ‘peace, land, bread’

Answer 11

April 7th 1917

Question 12

PS

Answer 12

=Mensheviks, social revolutionaries (want class conscience to being change/revolution) and Bolsheviks (believe need to rule on behalf of proletariat)

Question 13

Foreign minister Milyukov resigns. 6 Menshevik and SR delegates join the Provisional Government, while Alexander Kerensky replaces Guchkov as war minister.

Answer 13

April 24th 1917

Question 14

April crisis Demonstrations against war

Answer 14

20-21 April 1917

Question 15

Dual auhtoirty

Answer 15

24 duma members, 6 soicalist ministers on PG

Question 16

Kerensky offensive

Answer 16

18 June 1917 - 6 July 1917

Question 17

Keresnky losses

Answer 17

60000 killed, 42,726 deserters and 82000 captured

Question 18

July Days

Answer 18

3rd-6th July 1917

Question 19

July days numbers

Answer 19

100000 plus riot. 700 killed. 1000 Bolsheviks arrested

Question 20

Kronsdant mutiny

Answer 20

may 16th 1917. 18 soilders killed.

Question 21

Kornilov revolt

Answer 21

10th - 13th September 1917

Question 22

Kornilov affair

Answer 22

2000 men attempt to storm petrograd

Question 23

strikes escalate, 700,000 railway workers on strike; leading Bolsheviks released from prison.

Answer 23

September 1st-4th

Question 24

Kornilov arrested

Answer 24

15th septmeber 1917

Question 25

Bolsheviks seize power in Petrograd

Answer 25

October 24th 1917

Question 26

take winter palace

Answer 26

October 26th 1917

Question 27

Equal rights act

Answer 27

April 20, 1917 granting equal rights for all citizens, including the abolition of discriminatory policies against ethnic minorities and the Jewish population.

Question 28

Decree on Freedom of the Press

Answer 28

April 18, 1917 The Provisional Government enacted a decree that legalized freedom of the press, allowing a wider range of political opinions to be expressed in the media.

Question 29

September Strike

Answer 29

September 25–30, 1917 The strike in Petrograd began and was led by the Petrograd Soviet and other left-wing groups, including the Bolsheviks By end September - 700000 strikes

Question 30

1st general strike

Answer 30

April 4, 1917, a general strike occurred in Petrograd with an estimated 250,000 workers participating.

Question 31

Putilov works strike

Answer 31

February 23–27, 1917 By February 25, the strike spread, with about 240,000 workers participating in the protests, calling for better living conditions and an end to the war.

Question 32

Moscow general strike

Answer 32

August 20 1917 About 500,000 workers were involved in this general strike.

Question 33

Lenin gains majority in PS

Answer 33

October 23rd 1917 Win by 10-2 vote Bolshevik dominating body

Question 34

Political prisoners released

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March 5, 1917: 100000 prisoners released from St Peter and St Paul fortress

Question 35

Land decree / Milyukov decree

Answer 35

July 8, 1917 The decree aimed to establish legal guidelines for land redistribution

Question 36

Aid from west in war

Answer 36

By 1917, France had loaned Russia approximately 6 billion francs, Britain had provided around 500 million pounds (roughly equivalent to $2 billion USD at the time). By 1917, Russia had received approximately 600,000 tons of food from the Allies

Question 37

War debt

Answer 37

13 billion rubles (about $6.5 billion USD at the time). 30% of GDP on military expenses during the war.

Question 38

Support to stay in the war

Answer 38

The Kadets, or Constitutional Democratic Party, Social revolutionaries and Mensheviks (Moderate Socialists) octoberisits - want a consutional monarchy -- hope for establishment of socialism and democracy post war

Question 39

National revolutions

Answer 39

Establishment of the Ukrainian Central Rada March 17th 1917 -aim to form independent state Declaration of Autonomy by the Baltic States (Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania) (June 1917) June 15th -23rd 1917 Finland declared its independence from Russia on December 6, 1917. The Polish National Committee (KNP) demanded independence November 11, 1918 - Józef Piłsudski took control of the newly re-established Polish state,

Question 40

Peasant revolt

Answer 40

350000 dessert April 1917, reports indicated that about 1,300 peasant uprisings

Question 41

Religious revoltions

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Jewish Labour Bund (a socialist, Marxist-oriented movement that sought to protect Jewish workers' rights)

Question 42

Ukrainan rada

Answer 42

March 17th 1917

Question 43

Baltics declare autonomy

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June 15th-23rd 1917

Question 44

Finland declare independence

Answer 44

Dec 6th 1917

Question 45

Poland clain indepdnence

Answer 45

November 11, 1918 -