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The Russian Revolution

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In this Class 9 History topic from “Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution,” students learn how inequality, Tsarist autocracy, workers’ hardships and the First World War created unrest in Russia. The topic traces the 1905 Revolution, the February Revolution that ended the monarchy, and the October Revolution led by the Bolsheviks under Lenin. It also explains the ideas of socialism, the formation of a socialist state, and the revolution’s effects on Russia and the wider world.

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  1. It is wrong to look only at workers and forget peasants soldiers and political parties
  2. It is necessary to treat the Tsar as the main revolutionary leader
  3. Peasants' land demand should be considered irrelevant
  4. Soviets should be called foreign armies
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  1. These names are based on the old Russian calendar though dates differ in the modern calendar
  2. Both revolutions happened in 1905
  3. The February Revolution actually happened in December
  4. The October Revolution was only an agricultural festival
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  1. Return towards support for monarchy
  2. Becoming a traders' party from a peasants' party
  3. Giving a clear ideological identity to revolutionary socialist aims
  4. Turning into Church administration
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  1. Calendar reform and language policy
  2. Repair of monarchy and palace decoration
  3. Church tax and sea trade
  4. Legitimacy of power and social representation
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  1. They stopped production and showed both pressure on government and class unity
  2. They crowned the Tsar
  3. They made war a popular festival
  4. They stopped peasants from coming to cities
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  1. Because it brought industrial unrest and the state's military weakness together in one place
  2. Because it strengthened the Tsar's foreign rule
  3. Because it ended Duma and made a Church
  4. Because it stopped Russia from leaving the war
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  1. It became an industrial trigger that turned workers' unrest into immediate street action
  2. It caused the complete victory of the Tsar
  3. It was the solution to peasants' land problem
  4. It was the end of Soviets
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  1. Bolshevik organisation turned mass discontent into a plan for power change
  2. Mass discontent had no importance
  3. Leadership was only of foreign soldiers
  4. Bolsheviks rejected all popular demands
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  1. Because it was also linked with Civil War and concern for stability of power
  2. Because Bolsheviks imposed no control
  3. Because the Tsar gave full freedom to opposition
  4. Because opposition was only a foreign bank
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  1. A shift from private profit-centred system towards state-planned socialist control
  2. Complete return of feudal dues
  3. Church-based trading system
  4. Private banking rights of the Tsar's family
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  1. Peasants joined the Revolution only to increase urban wages
  2. Peasants' demand for land placed them against the old rural power structure
  3. Peasants unconditionally supported Tsarism
  4. Peasants had no relation with war and land
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  1. Because it presented a model of socialist state that influenced world politics
  2. Because it immediately stopped all wars in Europe
  3. Because it made the Tsar world emperor
  4. Because capitalism ended that same day
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  1. Because after February core problems remained and the question of power stayed open
  2. Because the Tsar pacified all parties
  3. Because Russia immediately got permanent democracy
  4. Because Soviets left politics
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  1. It united immediate demands of different classes into a revolutionary programme
  2. It declared the Tsar a divine king
  3. It made war expansion the main aim
  4. It called Soviets foreign institutions
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  1. Return of hereditary monarchy
  2. Church running industries
  3. Ordinary workers and soldiers getting a direct political platform
  4. Expansion of feudal dues
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  1. It changed the royal family's dress
  2. It introduced Church taxes in Russia for the first time
  3. It made the Duma a trade board
  4. It established socialist power and gave an ideological challenge to the capitalist world order
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  1. Because the stages of 1905 February October and Civil War clarify causes and results
  2. Because all events happened on the same day
  3. Because dates have no historical importance
  4. Because chronology is useful only in geography
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  1. Because it was also a political step to change power relations between state and society
  2. Because it had no relation with politics
  3. Because it was meant to increase the Tsar's private wealth
  4. Because it was only a foreign trade agreement
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  1. It happened only due to one king's personal mistake
  2. It happened due to the combination of economic crisis political autocracy war and organised mass action
  3. It happened only because of bad weather
  4. It was only an imitation of Europe
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  1. February Revolution then Bloody Sunday then Civil War then April Theses
  2. October Revolution then 1905 Revolution then Tsar's abdication then Civil War
  3. Bloody Sunday then February Revolution then April Theses then October Revolution then Civil War
  4. Civil War then Bloody Sunday then October Revolution then February Revolution
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  1. The people had received a complete republic
  2. There was a form of representation but real power remained with the Tsar
  3. The Duma had immediately removed the Tsar
  4. Soviets had made the Duma a foreign institution
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  1. It challenged landlord power and the old social order
  2. It was connected only with weather reform
  3. It was a demand for the Tsar's coronation
  4. It was a policy to increase foreign trade
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  1. Mir was only the Tsar's tax police
  2. Mir showed a tradition of communal land arrangement in villages
  3. Mir made all peasants industrialists
  4. Mir ended Russification
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  1. It was concentrated in large factories which made organisation easier
  2. It owned all villages
  3. It was the Tsar's private army
  4. It was completely away from politics
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  1. It was only a religious organisation of the royal family
  2. It was linked with working class and class struggle politics
  3. It removed peasants from politics
  4. It protected landlords' inheritance

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