Why did dual power after the February Revolution increase the possibility of the October Revolution?
Two centres of power increased political instability. Exam tip: understand dual power as the background to October.
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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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Two centres of power increased political instability. Exam tip: understand dual power as the background to October.
View question detailsContinuing the war kept soldiers and people dissatisfied. Exam tip: connect the government's weakness with the demand for peace.
View question detailsThe April Theses made Bolshevik demands clear and popular. Exam tip: see it as a strategic shift.
View question detailsThe slogan made representative councils the base of power. Exam tip: read it as an alternative to the Provisional Government.
View question detailsThe slogan was directly linked with people's urgent problems. Exam tip: treat it as a base of Bolshevik mass support.
View question detailsRepression after July showed the weakness of haste. Exam tip: treat the July Days as a warning stage before October.
View question detailsThe Kornilov Affair increased Bolshevik influence. Exam tip: connect it with rising support before October.
View question detailsThe committee gave strategic shape to the uprising. Exam tip: connect it with Petrograd Soviet and Bolshevik planning.
View question detailsSoviets were influential councils of workers and soldiers. Exam tip: connect the claim to power with the Soviet base.
View question detailsThe Land Decree recognised the main demand of peasants. Exam tip: connect it with change in social relations.
View question detailsBrest Litovsk turned peace policy into a difficult agreement. Exam tip: write the difference between declaration and treaty.
View question detailsNationalisation was a step toward socialist economy. Exam tip: connect it with control over private capital.
View question detailsWorkers were a main base of Bolshevik politics. Exam tip: connect workers' control with labour support.
View question detailsThis step indicated centralisation of power. Exam tip: write the difference between revolutionary ideals and practice of power.
View question detailsCheka was a secret police that controlled opposition. Exam tip: understand it as both security and repression.
View question detailsThe Civil War involved Red White and external forces. Exam tip: do not limit it to only two sides.
View question detailsWithout the Red Army Bolshevik power could not survive the Civil War. Exam tip: connect the Red Army with defence of power.
View question detailsDisunited opposition became a relatively easier challenge for Bolsheviks. Exam tip: focus on the unity of the opposition.
View question detailsWar Communism helped in the Civil War but put pressure on society. Exam tip: write the policy's double results.
View question detailsKronstadt forced Bolsheviks to think about policy relaxation. Exam tip: connect it with the background of NEP.
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