RUSSIA AOS 1 Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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When was bloody sunday?

A

january 9th 1905

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2
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what was bloody sunday?

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peaceful protest to approach tsar about concerns, shooting into crowds 200 casualties

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3
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Consequences of bloody sunday?

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200 deaths, discontent with tsar and tsarism

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4
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what was the initial reaction to WW1?

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PATRIOTISM!
nation declares loyalty to tsar

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5
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what percent of population were mobilised in the war?

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8.8%

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6
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WW1: “Peasants in -

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  • uniform”
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7
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describe events of February revolution.

A

Peasants go on strike from factories in Petrograd + international women’s day movement
“give us bread”
Rodzianko warns Tsar of revolutionary conditions and urges reform
Tsar abdicates

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8
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What was the soviet order #1

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(February revolution) soldiors will obey orders of new government

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9
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what were short and long term causes of the February revolution?

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short: inflation/ economy, WW1, The tsar (rasputin and tsarina), rise of lenin and bolsheviks

long: discontent with Autocracy, Bloody sunday

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10
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what was the impact/outcome of the February revolution?

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Tsar overthrown
soldier and sailor mutinies
dual government

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11
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What caused the release of the october manifesto?

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the peasant and worker uprisings, the 1905 revolution popular unrest, strikes, violence and political
debate.

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12
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Describe what the fundamental laws meant

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The Tsar reasserts his authority to dimmish the impact
of the newly elected Duma.
The Tsar alone possessed constitutional and legislative power.

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13
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what did the october manifesto promise?

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social and political reforms, througbh the state dumas

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14
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when was the October manifesto published?

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17 October 1905

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15
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when did Lenin return?

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3rd april 1917

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16
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what did Lenins April thesis outline?

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plans for how the Bolsheviks could seize power and carry out a socialist revolution
there should be no support for the Provisional Government

17
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revolutionary quotes from Lenins return:

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“PEACE LAND BREAD”
“ALL POWER TO THE SOVIETS’”

18
Q

describe outcomes of kornilov affair

A

Kerensky arms bolsheviks (40,000 riffles)
bolshevik reputation restored
keresnsky and government humiliated

19
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describe events of the kornilov affair

A

general kornilov attempted to overthrow the provis gov
kerensky declared kornilov a traitor and called apon red guards to protect the capital.

20
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how many protestors marched to the winter palace at bloody sunday?

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150,000 protesters

21
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what were the limitations of the dumas?

A

The Tsars legislative power
‘Supreme autocratic power belongs to the Emperor.’

22
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what was the significance of the soldier and sailor mutinies?

A

took the military away from the tsar prior to the febuary revolution
assisted in October revolution, allowing bolsheviks to seize power

23
Q

describe the mutiny of Potemkin

A

Crew held mutiny against its commanding officers and took charge of ship
very threatening to the tsar
soviet order #1

24
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what did the Mensheviks believe?

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That the capitalist stage was necessary to move into a socialist society

25
"bloody sunday ignited a..."
"wave of rebellion" Campell
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"the events of 1905...
"were a prologue of the two revolutions of 1917" - trotsky
27
what was the workers involvement in the october revolution?
the Putiv Steelworks workers strike against a lack of food and Russias involvement in the war
28
what did robert service say about the tsars after the soldior and sailor mutinies 1905
"the mocharchys fate hung by a thread"
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"in 1905....
the monarchys fate hung by a thread" - service
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"in order to survive they had to keep russia at war but...
in keeping russia at war they destroyed their chances at survival" - W.H chamberlain
31
what did lenin say after the july days were bolsheviks were blamed and temporarily lost support?
"power can no longer be taken peacefully"
32
how many riffles were given to the bolsheviks during the kornilov affair?
40,000
33
(provisional government) "in order to survive it had to keep russia in war but...
in keeping russia at war it lost its chances of survival" - W.H chamberlain
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(lenin) The man was an irrepressible leader... who said?
service