Unit 3 AOS 1 Dates

Question 1

Communist manifesto

Answer 1

1848

Question 2

Coronation of Tsar Nicholas II

Answer 2

1896

Question 3

Khodynka Field Tragedy Signficance

Answer 3

May 18, 1896

-Loss of Faith in The Tsar looked Insensitive
-1200 deaths + Thousands of Deaths

Question 4

Russo-Japanese War Signficance

Answer 4

Feb, 1904 - Sep, 1905

-Lost warm water Port Arthur
-Led to Humiliating military defeat
-Led to wage cuts of workers by 25%
-Critisism of the government and its leadership

LONG TERM CAUSE

Question 5

Bloody Sunday Signficance

Answer 5

Jan 9, 1905

-120,000 Peaceful unarmed protesters
-200 killed 800 injured
-Distaste in the Tsar (Bloody Nicholas)

SHORT TERM TRIGGER

Question 6

1905 Revolution

Question 7

Battle of Mukden (how many troops lost?)

Answer 7

Feb 20, 1905

 90,000 Russian troops lost

Question 8

Potemkin Mutiny

Answer 8

June 14, 1905

Question 9

October Manifesto

Answer 9

Oct 17, 1905

Question 10

Stolypin becomes Interior Minister

Answer 10

April, 1906

Question 11

Fundemental Laws

Answer 11

April 23, 1906

Question 12

First Duma opens first session

Answer 12

27 April, 1906

Question 13

First Duma Dissolved

Answer 13

July 8th, 1906

Question 14

Second Duma First Session

Answer 14

Feb 20, 1907

Question 15

Second Duma Dissolved

Answer 15

June 3, 1907

Question 16

Stolypin changes Electoral Laws

Answer 16

June, 1907

Question 17

Stolypin Becomes Primeminister

Answer 17

July, 1907

Question 18

Third Duma First Session

Answer 18

Nov 1, 1907

Question 19

Stolypin Assassinated

Answer 19

Sep 11, 1911

Question 20

Lena Goldfields massacare (casualties?)

Answer 20

April 17, 1912

500 casualties

Question 21

Germany Declares war on Russia

Answer 21

July 19, 1914

Question 22

St Petersburg renamed as Petrograd

Answer 22

Aug 18, 1914

Question 23

Battle of Tannenberg ends

Answer 23

Sep 2, 1914

Question 24

Battle of Mansurian Lakes ends

Answer 24

Sep 14, 1914

Question 25

Proggresive block is formed

Answer 25

Aug, 1915

Question 26

Nicholas assumes commander in Chief

Answer 26

Aug 23, 1915

Question 27

Duma reconvene after they were dismissed in September 1915

Answer 27

Feb 6, 1916

Question 28

Duma are ordered to discontinue sessions, officially leaving Russia to be governed by Tsarina Alexandra

Answer 28

June 20, 1916

Question 29

Rasputin murdered

Answer 29

Dec 17, 1916

Question 30

February Revolution

Answer 30

Feb 19, 1917

Question 31

International Women’s Day demonstrations

Answer 31

Feb 23, 1917

Question 32

Reformation of the Petrograd Soviet

Answer 32

Feb 27, 1917

Question 33

Provisional Government are recognised as the official Russian government

Answer 33

Mar 1, 1917

Question 34

Tsar Nicholas II abdicates on his own behalf and on behalf of Tsarevich Alexei

Answer 34

Mar 2, 1917

Prince Mikhail abdicates. The Romanov Empire comes to an end

Question 35

Lenin returns to Russia

Answer 35

April 3, 1917

Question 36

June Offensive

Answer 36

June 18, 1917

Question 37

Russia launches offensive against Austrian and German forces on Russian territory

Answer 37

June 17, 1917

Question 38

July Days

Answer 38

June 4-8, 1917

Question 39

Kornilov Affair

Answer 39

Aug 25-30, 1917

Question 40

Trotsky becomes Chairman of the Petrograd Soviet

Answer 40

Sep 25, 1917

Question 41

Meeting of the Bolshevik Central Committee

Answer 41

Oct 10, 1917

Question 42

Lenin declares overthrow of the Provisional Government

Answer 42

Oct 25, 1917

Question 43

Bolsheviks capture the Winter Palace

Answer 43

Oct 26, 1917