Slavery & Russian Revelution

Question 1

How many hours were slaves expected to work for?

Answer 1

16 hours

Question 2

The journey took 6-__ weeks

Answer 2

12

Question 3

Life on plantation usually consisted of labor, what was the work for woman?

Answer 3

House work

Question 4

The slaves were controlled by the…

Answer 4

Owner

Question 5

What is an auction

Answer 5

A sale where the product is sold to the highest bidder

Question 6

The journey from Africa to America became known as ______

Answer 6

Middle passage

Question 7

What is a scramble

Answer 7

It was when buyers would run around in an open space all at once to gather bands people as possible in an auction

Question 8

2 different ways slaves could rebel against there masters

Answer 8

Rebellion- kill there owner
Passive resistance- refuse to work

Question 9

Who ruled Russia until, February 1917

Answer 9

Tsar Nicholas II

Question 10

What happend to tsar Nicholas

Answer 10

He was overthrown

Question 11

What happend after the First World War?

Answer 11

High prices & lack of food

Question 12

Who took over after tasr Nicholas

Answer 12

A provisional government

Question 13

How long did the provisional government last?

Answer 13

From February 1917- October 1917

Question 14

Who took over after the provisional government

Answer 14

The Bolsheviks

Question 15

What did the Bolsheviks promise Russia

Answer 15

Peace bread and land

Question 16

Who ran the Bolsheviks

Answer 16

Lenin

Question 17

Who fraught the Bolsheviks

Answer 17

The old tsars supporters

Question 18

Who one agents the old Tsar’s supporters and the Bolsheviks

Answer 18

The Bolsheviks

Question 19

When did Lenin die?

Answer 19

1924

Question 20

Who took over after Lenin died.

Answer 20

Stalin

Question 21

What did Stanton introduce

Answer 21

The 5 year plans and collectivisation

Question 22

When did the 5 year plans start

Answer 22

1928

Question 23

What was the aim for the 5 year plan.

Answer 23

The aim was to further develop the industrialisation of the USSR

Question 24

Industrialisation

Answer 24

the development of industries in a country on a wide scal

Question 25

What was the 3 main reasons for the 5 year plan

Answer 25

• To ‘catch up’ with the industrialised western democracies such as Britain and the USA
• Other countries dd not like Communism, therefore Russia must become economically self-sufficient and in a position of independence
• To build an industry that can manufacture weapons in case Russia was attacked in the future

Question 26

What was the first 5 year plan

Answer 26

First Five Year Plan 1928-32. heavy industries such as coal, iron, steel, oil and machinery.

Question 27

What is the second 5 year plan

Answer 27

Second Five Year Plan1933-37 Chemical production, Heavy industry in respect of steel output trebled and coal production doubled.

Question 28

What is the third 5 year plan?

Answer 28

Third Five Year Plan
1938-41 (WW2
interrupted the plan) development on armaments for ear

Question 29

What is collectivisation

Answer 29

collective farms

Question 30

What were collective farms called

Answer 30

KOLKHOZ

Question 31

Why was collectivisation necessary

Answer 31

To modernise Russia, to produce more gran at a quicker speed

Question 32

When did collectivisation start

Answer 32

Summer of 1929

Question 33

What happend die to collectivisation

Answer 33

By March 1930 60% of all farms had been collectivised with mixed effects

Question 34

What did the slave trade start?

Answer 34

1600s

Question 35

What is the slave triangle

Answer 35

between England, the African coast and the West Indies (Caribbean) / America

Question 36

What where conditions like in the middle passage