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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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Expert · Level 23 · new economic policy,ideological compromise,state control
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  1. Because limited market freedom was given but key sectors remained under state control
  2. Because Tsarism fully returned
  3. Because all Soviets became private banks
  4. Because land was returned to landlords
Expert · Level 23 · one party dominance,democracy,centralisation
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  1. It limited debate opposition and political alternatives
  2. It gave equal power to all parties
  3. It made the Constituent Assembly fully free
  4. It led to a free election of the Tsar
Expert · Level 23 · noble titles,social equality,privileges
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  1. It challenged birth based privileges
  2. It further increased royal power
  3. It increased Church tax
  4. It gave titles to foreign traders
Expert · Level 23 · women reforms,gender equality,social revolution
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  1. They moved toward gender equality in family work and public life
  2. They were meant to remove women from citizenship
  3. They were limited only to royal women
  4. They were meant to make Church marriage compulsory
Expert · Level 23 · literacy,state building,socialist society
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  1. They were a tool to spread new ideology and civic participation
  2. They were a tool to teach the Tsar's genealogy
  3. They were a way to keep peasants away from politics
  4. They were only army recruitment lists
Expert · Level 23 · pravda,press,propaganda
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  1. They were a medium of ideology propaganda organisation and political direction
  2. They were the Tsar's private diary
  3. They only reported agricultural weather
  4. They were foreign trade contracts
Expert · Level 23 · comintern,international communism,world politics
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  1. As a centre of the international communist movement
  2. As the return of Tsarist empire
  3. As foreign colonial rule
  4. As a Church based European union
Expert · Level 23 · ussr,1922,long term result
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  1. It created the structure of a new socialist federal state
  2. It made the Tsar a full emperor again
  3. It made Russia a colony of France
  4. It made all Soviets private companies
Expert · Level 23 · julian calendar,february revolution,october revolution
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  1. Because Russia was then using the old Julian calendar
  2. Because months had no names in Russia
  3. Because the Tsar erased dates
  4. Because Soviets stopped counting years
Hard · Level 23 · 1905 Revolution,1917 Revolution,revolutionary process,The Russian Revolution,Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution,History,Class 9 MCQ
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  1. 1905 opened unrest and 1917 ended Tsarism
  2. The Soviet Union formed in 1905 and the Tsar returned in 1917
  3. No mass movement happened in either year
  4. Both were only foreign trade treaties
Expert · Level 24 · process,causes,russian revolution
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  1. Because it had a long process of Tsarist crisis war food shortage and organised politics
  2. Because it happened only due to weather change
  3. Because people had no role in it
  4. Because it was only a private dispute of the royal family
Expert · Level 24 · representative institutions,tsarism,political crisis
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  1. People felt that change was not possible through peaceful representation
  2. It made the Tsar give complete political power to peasants
  3. It gave workers a majority in parliament
  4. It ended all parties in Russia
Expert · Level 24 · duma,limited reform,1905
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  1. Because it was only the army food department
  2. Because the Tsar made it fully independent without public pressure
  3. Because the Tsar could keep its powers limited and dissolve it
  4. Because it immediately established Bolshevik rule
Expert · Level 24 · bloody sunday,tsar,public trust
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  1. People's faith began moving away from the Tsar's protector image
  2. The Tsar gave power to workers that day
  3. Peasants gave up the land demand that day
  4. The Duma left Russia that day
Expert · Level 24 · first world war,inflation,food shortage
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  1. It reduced soldiers but made people prosperous
  2. It increased defeat food shortage inflation and distrust in government
  3. It made Tsarism democratic
  4. It gave all land to peasants without struggle
Expert · Level 24 · bread,food crisis,february revolution
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  1. Because food crisis exposed war policy and administrative failure
  2. Because bread was only a religious symbol
  3. Because it increased the Tsar's popularity
  4. Because it helped the Duma win the war
Expert · Level 24 · women workers,strike,political role
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  1. Because their strike accelerated wider workers' movement and street protest
  2. Because they built a new palace for the Tsar
  3. Because they demanded continuation of war
  4. Because they abolished Soviets
Expert · Level 24 · soldiers,mutiny,tsarism
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  1. Because soldiers were the main base of the Tsar's coercive power
  2. Because soldiers were only tax officers of peasants
  3. Because soldiers created foreign banks
  4. Because soldiers changed the Duma into a Church
Expert · Level 24 · provisional government,legitimacy,dual power
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  1. Because the Tsar gave it permanent support of army and people
  2. Because parallel influence of Soviets and issues of war and land remained
  3. Because there was no political crisis in Russia
  4. Because the Bolshevik Party did not exist
Expert · Level 24 · dual power,soviets,provisional government,The Russian Revolution,Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution,History,Class 9 MCQ
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  1. It faced an alternative popular representative power in the form of Soviets
  2. It immediately took Russia out of the war
  3. It gave all land to peasants
  4. It completely restored Tsarism