russian revolution (1917) Flashcards
allegory
a story that is full of symbols
capitalism
- no regulation, whatever the market bears
- demand economy
socialism
- government provides free education and health care
- people have some economic choice
- mixed economy
communism
- value and function are equal
- everyone is equal
- equal pay
- government regulates production
- distribution and consumption
exploit
to take advantage of someone for your own benefit
proliteriat
the working class
autocrat
a ruler who has absolute power
totalitarianism
a form of government that permits no induvidual
propaganda
information (biased or misleading) used to promote or publicize a particular political cause
karl marx
- communist manifesto 1848
czar nicholas II
emperor of russia 1894-1917
peaceful protestors at winter palace
- 1905
russian/japanese war
- 1905
lenin and bolsheviks
- 1917
- women’s march for the price of bread
- czar abdicates
- lenin and bolsheviks assume power
stalin’s reign
- 1924
conditions
bloody sunday
immediate results
czar abdicated
bottom line changes
communism
far reaching outcomes
- internet
- elections tampered with
underlying cause
the czars oppressing many of the russian people