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History

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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Medium · Level 23 · october revolution,soviet power,bolshevik
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  1. To remove the Provisional Government and establish Soviet power
  2. To restore the Tsar
  3. To involve Russia more deeply in war
  4. To end Duma and create Church rule
Medium · Level 23 · military revolutionary committee,petrograd soviet,october
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  1. Tsar's secret council
  2. Petrograd Soviet
  3. Church Assembly
  4. Foreign Embassy
Medium · Level 23 · winter palace,bolshevik,capture
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  1. Buckingham Palace
  2. Kremlin Church
  3. Winter Palace
  4. Paris Commune building
Medium · Level 23 · aurora,october revolution,petrograd
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  1. As a peasant assembly
  2. As a foreign bank
  3. As the Tsar's private carriage
  4. As a ship linked with the signal for uprising
Medium · Level 23 · peace,war withdrawal,bolshevik
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  1. It tried to withdraw from the war
  2. It spread the war across Europe
  3. It made the Tsar army chief
  4. It stopped all trade with Germany
Medium · Level 23 · brest litovsk,1918,war
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  1. Friendship between Russia and Japan
  2. Russia's exit from the First World War
  3. Election of the Duma
  4. Private army of peasants
Medium · Level 23 · land decree,peasants,bolshevik
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  1. Giving land only to the Tsar
  2. Handing land to the Church
  3. Confiscating large estates and distributing them among peasants
  4. Taking land from peasants and sending it abroad
Medium · Level 23 · civil war,reds,whites
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  1. Between Reds and Whites
  2. Between Duma and Church
  3. Between France and England
  4. Only between peasants and students
Medium · Level 23 · red army,bolshevik,civil war
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  1. Tsarists
  2. Bolsheviks
  3. Foreign kings
  4. Only the Church
Medium · Level 23 · white forces,anti bolshevik,civil war
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  1. Bolshevik supporters
  2. Soviet workers' councils
  3. Anti-Bolshevik groups
  4. Only women workers
Medium · Level 23 · peasants,land demand,revolution
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  1. Privatisation of factories
  2. End of the Duma
  3. Foreign rule
  4. Right to land
Medium · Level 23 · workers,low wages,industry
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  1. Long working hours and low wages
  2. Full social security
  3. Complete control over factories
  4. All workers were landlords
Medium · Level 23 · workers,strikes,committees
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  1. They formed a royal court
  2. They created pressure through strikes and committees
  3. They met only in churches
  4. They built a new empire for war
Medium · Level 23 · petrograd soviet,workers soldiers,dual power
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  1. Because it was only a traders' club
  2. Because it was the Tsar's palace
  3. Because it became a representative power of workers and soldiers
  4. Because it restored monarchy
Medium · Level 23 · dual power,provisional government,soviets
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  1. Joint rule of Tsar and Church
  2. Joint rule of Britain and France
  3. Rule only by army
  4. Division of power between Provisional Government and Soviets
Medium · Level 23 · provisional government,war,unpopular
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  1. Continuing the war
  2. Immediate land distribution
  3. Nationalising all banks
  4. Releasing the Tsar from prison
Medium · Level 23 · bolshevik popularity,peace,land
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  1. They openly supported Tsarist autocracy
  2. They raised issues like peace and land
  3. They demanded taking land from peasants
  4. They completely banned workers' strikes
Medium · Level 23 · lenin,provisional government,failures
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  1. Because it immediately gave full power to workers
  2. Because it restored the Tsar
  3. Because it could not solve war and land problems
  4. Because it gave full control to Bolsheviks
Medium · Level 23 · women workers,february revolution,strikes
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  1. They were only spectators
  2. They only supported the Tsar
  3. They stayed away from political events
  4. They played an active role in strikes and demonstrations
Medium · Level 23 · 1905,1917,tsarism
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  1. Both showed discontent against Tsarism
  2. Both immediately ended socialism
  3. Both were done only by foreign armies
  4. Both had no workers' participation