Revolutions Flashcards

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Who was Georges Sorrel?

A

A French revolutionary thinker whose ideas influenced both left and right

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What were necessary in the fascist framework?

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War and violence

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3
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How did fascism offer people the best of all worlds?

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Order and hierarchy would be preserved, private property would not. E expropriated but social justice would be done

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4
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What examples are there of old right regimes?

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Franco’s Spain and Metaxas’ Greece

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Where did new right regimes exist and how did they get power?

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Italy and Germany, they seized and sustained power through the instruments of mass politics

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When was the Beer Hall Putsch in Munich and who led it?

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November 8-9, 1923 led by Hitler

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Why was the Beer Hall Putsch important?

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It made Hitler realise he needed to change his strategy and made him realise the importance of popular support

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What was Red Biennium?

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Two years of intense social conflict in Italy in 1919 and 1920

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9
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When was the March on Rome?

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1922

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10
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When did Russian political parties gain a legal parliamentary forum?

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Not until 1906 which meant they were extremely radical from having to exist underground

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11
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Why was Lenin opposed to World War One?

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He wanted violence to be revolutionary

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When was the New Economic Plan introduced in Russia and what did it do?

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1921 and it returned to a controlled form of capitalism to give the country some time to recover from the Civil War

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When did the Soviet Union return to a planned economy?

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1928

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What was the aim of the 1928-1933 economic plan?

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To collectivise agriculture but it was deemed completed in 1932

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15
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When was the famine in Ukraine?

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1932-1933

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What was the aim of the 1933-1937 economic plan?

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To industrialise the country focusing on the development of heavy industry

17
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When was unemployment eliminated from the Soviet Union?

18
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When was the socialist revolution in Hungary?

19
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When did Béla Kun seize power in Hungary?

A

Early 1919 when he proclaimed a Soviet Republic

20
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When did Hungary return to right wing politics?

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Autumn 1919 when Admiral Horthy seized power with the support of the Entente powers and the Romanian army

21
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Why were Britain and France an anomaly?

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Because their populations demobilised at the end of World War One and became largely peaceful

22
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When did António Salazar seize power in Portugal?

23
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What did Peter Holquist argue about the revolutions and civil wars that took place in Europe immediately following 1918?

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That they should be considered a continuation and transformation of the war