Russia 2 Flashcards

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make a timeline of protests of the Russian revolt

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what were some triggers for the revolt

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food shortages in Petrograd and Moscow increased social tensions.
Tsar was away from Petrograd and tsarina Alexandra was unpopular with the people and the duma

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3
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what happened after the abdication

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Russia became a republic

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4
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draw and explain the flow diagram of the tsars abdication

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5
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what was the provisional government made up from

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politicians from a mix of parties

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6
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what were the provisional governments first acts

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taking overland belonging to the tsar
promising full democratic freedom
ending death penalty
continue the war

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7
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who was Kerensky

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member of provisions government and Petrograd soviet

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8
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when did Kerensky become leader of the provisional government

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July 1917

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9
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what mistakes did Kerensky make

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continued to support the war which angered soldiers
acted against old ruling classes
failed to control bolsheviks

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10
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what was the dual power in Russia

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the provisional government and soviets were both trying to govern Russia

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11
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make a mind map of weaknesses and failures of the provisional government

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12
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what was the June offensive

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Kerensky and the provisional government tried to attack German and Austrian forces in June 1917

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13
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what were the consequences of the June offensive

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200,000 russian casualties
losses of Russian territory

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14
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make a timeline of the kornilov revolt

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15
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what was the significance of the kornilov revolt

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increased popularity and influence of the bolsheviks and weakened the provisional government

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16
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why did Germany send Lenin from Switzerland back to Russia

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hoped he would help knock Russia out of the war and give them fewer enemies

17
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what was the April theses

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a manifesto Lenin’s et out in April 1917 of how the working class should take control ofrussia

18
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what was included in the April theses

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end the war
all power to soviets
all land to peasants

19
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why did support for the bolsheviks grow

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Lenin’s April theses meant bolsheviks had a clear and powerful message
bolshevik newspapers constant;y criticised provisional government
germans secretly sent money to bolsheviks

20
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what were Lenin’s slogans

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all power to the soviets
peace bread land

21
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why was the tsarina as regent unpopular

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she relied on the dubious advice of her friend, rasputin rather than the duma which infuriated them