Knowledge quiz Flashcards

1
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When did peace negotiations start for Russia’s involvement in WW1?

A

December 1917

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2
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Who led the Revolutionary War Group?

A

Bukharin

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3
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Who came up with the solution ‘neither peace nor war’?

A

Trotsky

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4
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What peace treaty removed Russia from WW1?

A

The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

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5
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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
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What year did Lenin die?

A

1924

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10
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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
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What key role in propaganda did Bukharin play?

A

Editor of the Pravda

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13
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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?

18
Q

Who were called the ‘grasping fists’?

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?

22
Q

What years was the Second Five Year Plan?

23
Q

What stopped the Third Year Plan?

24
Q

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

A

Local officials

25
What disaster struck Russia between 1932-1933?
Famine
26
Who were the burzhui?
The old bourgeoisie
27
What was banned in 1928?
Wedding rings
28
What happened to men who cheated on their wives from 1936?
They were treated as criminals and humiliated
29
What was the youth group renamed in 1936?
Komosomol
30
What was the New Mosque group?
Muslims who were pro-Soviet.
31
By 1941 how many Christian churches had been shut down?
40,000
32
Which Jewish language was allowed to be spoken?
Yiddish
33
Where did the USSR invade in 1939?
Poland
34
What city was renamed Leningrad?
Petrograd
35
Who set up the Cheka?
Felix Dzerzhinsky