Worker strikes/protest 1917

Question 1

Jan 22nd 1917

Answer 1

1150000 protest on anniversary of bloody sunday

Question 2

Feb 22nd 1917

Answer 2

20000 from putilov iron works strike

Question 3

feb 23rd

Answer 3

Women’s day, up to 240000 stirke

Question 4

Feb 15th

Answer 4

Statues pf tsar fall in St P

Question 5

Feb 27th

Answer 5

40 protestors killed
65000 solders refuse to fire

Question 6

Feb 28th

Answer 6

1st meeting of Petrograd soviet
Gains up to 3000 members

Question 7

Krodnstant mutiny

Answer 7

16 May 1917
kronstant sailors mutiny
18 killed
-more tension
-Bolshevikes not ready thus upsests the

Question 8

1st general strike

Answer 8

April 4, 1917

Question 9

Moscow general strike

Answer 9

August 20 1917

About 500,000 worker

Question 10

Railway stirkes

Answer 10

700000
September 1st-4th

Question 11

july days

Answer 11

July 2rd-6th 1917

100000 plus riot. 700 killed. 1000 Bolsheviks

Question 12

April crisis riots

Answer 12

20-21 April 1917

Milyukov’s note on 20 April. Milyukov’s note united disparate groups of Russians against the Provisional Government, and against Russian involvement in World War I.[1] The public responded with mass demonstrations and violence in the streets of Petrograd, forcing Milyukov and War Minister Alexander Guchkov to resign April 24th

These events** blurred the distinction between Dual Power, resulted in more governmental Soviet positions,** and isolated the Bolsheviks as the only major Socialist party not affiliated with the Provisional Government.[2]

Question 13

Ivanovo textile strike

Answer 13

3000 workers
October 10-20th 1917

Question 14

Trade unions

Answer 14

130 trade unions were organized in Petrograd and Moscow,
2,000 unions established nationwide, 1.5 million members.