Knowledge quiz Flashcards

1
Q

When did peace negotiations start for Russia’s involvement in WW1?

A

December 1917

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2
Q

Who led the Revolutionary War Group?

A

Bukharin

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3
Q

Who came up with the solution ‘neither peace nor war’?

A

Trotsky

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4
Q

What peace treaty removed Russia from WW1?

A

The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

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5
Q

What number of it’s people did Russia lose with the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk?

A

62 million, which was 1/6 of the population

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6
Q

What was Lenin’s key slogan: “All power to the…”?

A

Soviets

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7
Q

When did Lenin make his decree on land?

A

October 1917

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8
Q

What was dispersed in January 1918?

A

The Constituent Assembly

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9
Q

What year did Lenin die?

A

1924

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10
Q

What alliance was formed between Zinoviev, Kamenev and Stalin?

A

Triumvirate

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11
Q

In December 1925 Trotsky was forced to resign from what position?

A

Commissar of war

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12
Q

What key role in propaganda did Bukharin play?

A

Editor of the Pravda

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13
Q

What were the years of the Russian Civil War?

A

1918-1920

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14
Q

Who was murdered during the Civil War?

A

Tsar Nicholas II

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15
Q

How much did the party’s membership increase during the Lenin enrolment?

A

It doubled and increased by 1 million

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16
Q

What was the veshenka?

A

The council to look after the economy.

17
Q

By February 1918 how much bread were people living on?

A

50 grams

18
Q

Who were called the ‘grasping fists’?

A

Kulaks

19
Q

What was declared in January 1921 due to strikes and riots?

A

The Martial law, which meant that military leaders were used to enforce the law.

20
Q

What did the NEP stand for?

A

New Economic Policy

21
Q

How much did Stalin want to increase production by in his first Five Year Plan?

A

300%

22
Q

What years was the Second Five Year Plan?

A

1933-1937

23
Q

What stopped the Third Year Plan?

A

WW2

24
Q

Who did Stalin blame for being “dizzy with success” at collectivisation?

A

Local officials

25
Q

What disaster struck Russia between 1932-1933?

A

Famine

26
Q

Who were the burzhui?

A

The old bourgeoisie

27
Q

What was banned in 1928?

A

Wedding rings

28
Q

What happened to men who cheated on their wives from 1936?

A

They were treated as criminals and humiliated

29
Q

What was the youth group renamed in 1936?

A

Komosomol

30
Q

What was the New Mosque group?

A

Muslims who were pro-Soviet.

31
Q

By 1941 how many Christian churches had been shut down?

A

40,000

32
Q

Which Jewish language was allowed to be spoken?

A

Yiddish

33
Q

Where did the USSR invade in 1939?

A

Poland

34
Q

What city was renamed Leningrad?

A

Petrograd

35
Q

Who set up the Cheka?

A

Felix Dzerzhinsky