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Unit 4: AOS 1: Causes of the Russian Revolution Timeline Flashcards

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When did Marx and Engels publish the communist manifesto?

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1848

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When was the emancipation of the serfs?

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1861

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When did Tsar Nicholas come to power?

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1894

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When was the coronation of Tsar Nicholas and Tsarina Alexandra; Khodynak Field tradegy?

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14 May 1896

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5
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When did the Social Democrats split into Bolshevik and Menshevik factions?

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July-August 1903

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When was the Japanese attack on Port Authur in China, sparking the Russo-Japanese War?

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8 February 1904

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When was the Russo-Japanese War?

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8 February 1904 - 5 September 1905

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When was the national congress of the Zemstovs?

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6-9 November 1904

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When did the dismissal of 4 workers from Putilov Steelworks in St Petersburg trigger the widespread Industrial Revolution?

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December 1904

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When were there major strikes in St Petersburg?

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7-8 January 1905

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When was the Bloody Sunday Massacre?

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9 January 1905

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When was the Russian defeat at Mukden?

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February 1905

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13
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When was the Union of Unions formed?

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8 May 1905

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When was the Russian defeat in the battle of Tsushima?

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14 May 1905

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When was the mutiny on the battleship Potemkin?

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8 June 1905

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When was the Treaty of Portsmouth ending the Russo-Japanese War?

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5 September 1905

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When was St Petersburg paralysed by general strike?

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14 October 1905

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When was the October Manifesto released?

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17 October 1905

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When was the Moscow Soviet workers’ uprising?

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7-18 December 1905

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20
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When was the Moscow uprising suppressed by force?

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8 December 1905

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21
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When did factions lead to splits in the socialist Revolutionary Party?

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1906

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22
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When did Sergi Witte resign as Prime Minister?

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April 1906

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23
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When were the fundamental Laws passed?

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23 April 1906

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24
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When did the First Duma?

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27 April - 9 July 1906

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25
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When was Stolypin appointed Prime Minister?

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June 1906

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When did the Second Duma open?

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20 February 1907

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When did the Second Duma dissolve and new electoral laws passed?

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3 June 1907

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When was the Third Duma

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7 November 1907 - June 1912

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When were the striking workers at Lena minefield massacred by tsarist forces?

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4 November 1912

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When was the Fourth Duma?

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15 November 1912 - August 1914

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When was the battle of Tannenburg?

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28-31 August 1914

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When was the Russian Army defeated at Masurian Lakes?

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15 September 1914

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When did Tsar Nicholas take charge of the armed forces?

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22 August 1915

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When did the Tsar dismiss the 4th Duma?

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2 September 1915

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When was the Brusilov offensive?

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4 June - 20 September 1916

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When was Rasputin murdered?

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16 December 1916

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When were 150,000 demonstraters in memory of Bloody Sunday?

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9 January 1917

38
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When was Putilov Steelworks strike?

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18 January 1917

39
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When were the International Women’s Day marches?

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23 February 1917

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When did the Duma defy Tsar’s order to disband?

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26 February 1917

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When was the Petrograd garrison mutiny; the Petrograd Soviet formed; The Provisional Committee assumes authority?

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27 February 1917

42
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When was the Soviet Order No 1?

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1 March 1917

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When did the Tsar Abdicate the throne? When was the Provisional Government formed?

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2 March 1917

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When did Tsereteli returns to Russia and develops Revolutionary Defencism?

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20 March 1917

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when did the provisional government release its declaration of war aims?

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27 March 1917

46
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When did Lenin returns to Russia and presents his April These?

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3 - 4 April 1917

47
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When did Miliukov puts forward his note?

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18 April 1917

48
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When did riots in Petrograd against Provisional Government’s handling of war

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20 April 1917

49
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When did Trotsky returns to Russia?

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4 May 1917

50
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when was the first coalition government?

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5 May 1917

51
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When was Kerensky’s June Offensive?

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18 June - 2 July 1917

52
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When were the July Days?

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3 - 6 July 1917

53
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When did Kerensky become Prime Minister?

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8 July 1917

54
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When was Kornilov appointed Supreme Commander of the armed forces?

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18 July 1917

55
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When was the Second Coalition Government?

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25 July 1917

56
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When was Moscow state conference?

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12 - 15 August 1917

57
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When was the Kornilov Affair?

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19 - 30 August 1917

58
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When did the Bolsheviks achieve majority in the Moscow Soviet?

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2 September 1917

59
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When did the Bolsheviks gain majority in the Petrograd Soviet?

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13 September 1917

60
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When was the democratic state conference?

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14-19 September 1917

61
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When was the third coalition government; Trotsky becomes chairman of Petrograd Soviet; Lenin revives slogan ‘all power to the soviets’?

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25 September 1917

62
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When does Parliament open?

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7 October 1917

63
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When did the Bolsheviks central committee meets to discuss whether to seize power from the Provisional Government?

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10 October 1917

64
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When was the first full meeting of Military Revolutionary Committee (Milrevcom)?

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16 October 1917

65
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When did Kerensky order arrest of leading Bolsheviks, closure of Bolsheviks newspapers and raising the bridges of central Petrograd?

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23 - 24 October 1917

66
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When did Trotsky’s Milrevcom troops and Red Guards begin to re-take city from Kerensky’s forces?

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24 October 1917

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When did a Bolshevik-led insurrection seizes power in the ‘storming’ of the Winter Palace Second All-Russian Congress of Soviets

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25 - 26 October 1917

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