Opposition by national minorities PG

Question 1

Ukriane

Answer 1

March 17th 1917 Ukrainian rada fromed, is protest

: The Third Universal proclaimed Ukraine’s independence from Russia, just after the Bolshevik Revolution. The Ukrainian People’s Republic was declared on November 7, 1917.

Question 2

Batlics declares autonomy

Answer 2

June 15th-23rd 1917

8 April 1917, nearly 40,000 Estonians, including up to 15,000 soldiers, marched in Petrograd

Question 3

Finland declare independence

Answer 3

Dec 6th 1917

Question 4

Poland

Answer 4

November 11, 1918 - claim independence

Polish Corps in Russia grew to about 20,000 men,

Question 5

Jews

Answer 5

April 1917: The First Congress of the Jewish Socialist Workers’ Party (Poale Zion) called for full equality for Jews and supported the idea of national self-determination within the Russian state.

500,000 Jews living in the Russian Empire at the time, and while not all were involved in politics, hundreds of thousands supported movements

Question 6

Arab revolt 1917

Answer 6

January 23–24 -Wejh Strategic port secured; safeguarded Mecca

July 6th 1917- Aqaba Key port city captured; opened route to Syria

October 23 Wadi Musa Significant victory over Ottoman forces

Question 7

Semyonovn’s revolt (kazackh army revolt)

Answer 7

18 November 1917, Semyonov began an anti-Soviet revolt, seizing control of the lower Berezovka train station.

Question 8

Amount rural

Answer 8

80% population. 75% specifically form soil

Question 9

How many peasant soilders?

Answer 9

1.5 million

Question 10

Transcaucasus

Answer 10

March 9, 1917 - demands for self-rule were met by concerns of workers and peasants.
the formation of a** Special Transcaucasian Committee.**