World History - Russian Revolution

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    ________ was a man with magical healing powers who helped the Czarina's son Alexis. He was assasinated by nobles who were jealous of his growing power.

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A practice test. Please be sure to spell the fill-in-the-blank questions correctly.
*This test covers sections 14.1 and 14.2

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  • 2. 

    In response to the revolution, the Czar (Nicholas II) gave the Russian people the ________, which was the first Russian Parliament.

    Explanation
    In response to the revolution, the Czar (Nicholas II) gave the Russian people the Duma, which was the first Russian Parliament. The Duma was established in 1905 as a result of the 1905 Russian Revolution and was intended to be a representative body that would address the demands of the Russian people. However, the Czar retained significant power and influence over the Duma, limiting its effectiveness as a democratic institution.

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    The Russian people built the Trans-Siberian Railroad in order to move more quickly across Russia

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. True
    Explanation
    The Russian people built the Trans-Siberian Railroad in order to move more quickly across Russia. This statement is true because the construction of the Trans-Siberian Railroad was a massive infrastructure project undertaken by the Russian government in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The railroad was intended to connect the far-flung regions of Russia and facilitate faster transportation of people, goods, and resources across the vast expanse of the country. The completion of the Trans-Siberian Railroad significantly reduced travel time and improved connectivity within Russia.

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    The _______ were local councils with more influence than the government.

    Correct Answer
    Soviets
    Explanation
    The Soviets were local councils that held more power and influence than the government. These councils were formed during the Russian Revolution and played a significant role in the governance of the country. They represented various groups and interests within the community and had the authority to make decisions and implement policies. The Soviets were instrumental in shaping the political landscape of Russia during that time, exerting more influence than the central government itself.

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    Russia, as it was industrializing, created lots of _____________.

    Correct Answer
    steel
    Explanation
    As Russia was undergoing industrialization, it produced a significant amount of steel. This suggests that the country was heavily involved in the manufacturing and construction sectors, as steel is a crucial material for building infrastructure and machinery. The production of steel indicates that Russia was investing in modernization and technological advancements, which are essential for industrial growth.

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    The _______ ___________ ________ allowed the peasants to sell some crops, some private ownership, and the government took over industry.

    Correct Answer
    New Economic Policy
    Explanation
    The New Economic Policy (NEP) was a policy implemented in Soviet Russia in the 1920s. It allowed peasants to sell some of their crops, which was a departure from the previous policy of forced grain requisitioning. It also allowed for limited private ownership, particularly in small-scale industry and trade. However, the government still maintained control over major industries. The NEP was introduced as a temporary measure to revive the economy after the devastation caused by the Russian Civil War. It aimed to stimulate agricultural production and encourage small-scale entrepreneurship while still maintaining state control over the commanding heights of the economy.

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    The ___________ was the average worker in Russia.

    Correct Answer
    Proletariat
    Explanation
    The term "Proletariat" refers to the average worker in Russia. This social class comprised of industrial workers who did not own the means of production and were dependent on wages for their livelihood. The Proletariat played a significant role in the Russian Revolution and the rise of communism in the country. They were often exploited and faced poor working conditions, leading to their mobilization and demands for better rights and equality.

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  • 8. 

    What were working conditions like in Russia at the time of the revolution?

    • High wages

    • Terrible hours and conditions

    • Child labor was used

    • Child labor was not used

    • Low wages

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Terrible hours and conditions
    A. Child labor was used
    A. Low wages
    Explanation
    During the time of the revolution in Russia, the working conditions were characterized by terrible hours and conditions, low wages, and the use of child labor. This suggests that workers faced long working hours and harsh working conditions, which likely contributed to their dissatisfaction and the desire for change. Additionally, the low wages and the exploitation of child labor further highlight the poor state of the working conditions during this period.

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    The two groups battling for control in this time period are the Bolsheviks and the Provisional Government.

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. False
    Explanation
    The statement is false because during this time period, the two groups battling for control were the Bolsheviks and the Mensheviks, not the Provisional Government. The Provisional Government was established after the February Revolution, while the Bolsheviks and the Mensheviks were rival factions within the Russian Social Democratic Labor Party. The Bolsheviks eventually gained control and established the Soviet Union.

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    The ___________ revolution led to the establishment of a provisional government.

    • January

    • February

    • March

    • April

    • May

    • June

    • July

    • August

    • September

    • October

    • November

    • December

    Correct Answer
    A. February
    Explanation
    The February revolution refers to the series of events that occurred in Russia in February 1917, leading to the overthrow of the Tsarist autocracy and the establishment of a provisional government. This revolution was triggered by a combination of factors including economic hardships, food shortages, and discontent with the government's handling of World War I. The February revolution marked a significant turning point in Russian history and set the stage for the subsequent October revolution later that year.

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  • 11. 

    Name the crises that led to the revolution.

    • Bolshevik Revolution

    • Bloody Sunday

    • February Revolution

    • Russo Japanese War

    • March Revolution

    • Sino Japanese War

    • World War 1

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Bloody Sunday
    A. Russo Japanese War
    A. World War 1
    Explanation
    The crises that led to the revolution were Bloody Sunday, Russo Japanese War, and World War 1. Bloody Sunday was a massacre of peaceful protesters in 1905, which caused widespread anger and discontent among the Russian people. The Russo Japanese War of 1904-1905 was a humiliating defeat for Russia, further weakening the government's credibility. World War 1, which started in 1914, brought economic hardship, food shortages, and military losses, leading to increased dissatisfaction and revolutionary fervor among the Russian population. These crises collectively created the conditions that ultimately led to the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917.

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  • 12. 

    How does Lenin make everybody happy after he seizes power of Russia? (the peasants, the workers, and everyone else)

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