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Ch. 7 Section 5 – p.246-251 = Pre RR Ch. 11 Section 5 – p.375 – 381 = RR & Lenin Ch. 13 Section 4 p 440 - 447 = Stalin Revolutions in Russia How did each of the following help to ignite the full-scale revolution? 1) Policies of the Czars 2) Industrialization & Economic Growth 3) The Russo-Japanese War 4) “Bloody Sunday” 5) World War I 6) The March Revolution How did each of the following help the Bolsheviks gain and hold political control? 7) November 1917 Revolution 8) Civil War between the Red & White armies 9) Organization of Russia into republics What role did each of the following play in the Russian Revolution? 10) Karl Marx 11) V.I. Lenin 12) Leon Trotsky Recognizing Facts and Details – In the box or on the back of this paper, identify or draw each of the following: Pogrom (p.249) Trans-Siberian Railway (p.250) Duma (p.251) Rasputin (p.376) Soviet

Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 Ch. 7 Section 5 – p.246-251 = Pre RR Ch. 11 Section 5 – p.375 – 381 = RR & Lenin Ch. 13 Section 4 p 440 - 447 = Stalin Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 How did each of the following help to ignite the full-scale revolution? 1) Policies of the Czars Autocratic policies, harsh measures, and resistance to change inflamed the masses. 2) Industrialization & Economic Growth 3) The Russo-Japanese War 4) “Bloody Sunday” 5) World War I 6) The March Revolution (p. 375-376) How did each of the following help the Bolsheviks gain and hold political control? 7) November 1917 Revolution 8) Civil War between the Red & White armies 9) Organization of Russia into republics What role did each of the following play in the Russian Revolution? 10) Karl Marx 11) V.I. Lenin 12) Leon Trotsky Recognizing Facts and Details – In the box or on the back of this paper, identify or draw each of the following: Pogrom (p.249) Trans-Siberian Railway (p.250) Duma (p.251) Rasputin (p.376) Soviet

Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 Flow Chart Ch. 7 Section 5 – p.246-251 = Pre RR Ch. 11 Section 5 – p.375 – 381 = RR & Lenin Ch. 13 Section 4 p 440 - 447 = Stalin Revolutions in Russia Flow Chart Assign # 4 How did each of the following help to ignite the full-scale revolution? 1) Policies of the Czars Autocratic policies, harsh measures, and resistance to change inflamed the masses. 2) Industrialization & Economic Growth Cruel working conditions, miserably low wages, and child labor, as well as workers’ low standard of living, lack of political power, enormous gap between rich & poor, led to civil unrest and strike. 3) The Russo-Japanese War 4) “Bloody Sunday” 5) World War I 6) The March Revolution (p.375-376) How did each of the following help the Bolsheviks gain and hold political control? 7) November 1917 Revolution 8) Civil War between the Red & White armies 9) Organization of Russia into republics What role did each of the following play in the Russian Revolution? 10) Karl Marx 11) V.I. Lenin 12) Leon Trotsky Recognizing Facts and Details – In the box or on the back of this paper, identify or draw each of the following: Pogrom (p.249) Trans-Siberian Railway (p.250) Duma (p.251) Rasputin (p.376) Soviet

Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 Ch. 7 Section 5 – p.246-251 = Pre RR Ch. 11 Section 5 – p.375 – 381 = RR & Lenin Ch. 13 Section 4 p 440 - 447 = Stalin Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 How did each of the following help to ignite the full-scale revolution? 1) Policies of the Czars Autocratic policies, harsh measures, and resistance to change inflamed the masses. 2) Industrialization & Economic Growth Gruel working conditions, miserably low wages, and child labor, as well as workers’ low standard of living, lack of political power, enormous gap between rich & poor, led to civil unrest and strike. 3) The Russo-Japanese War Russia’s losses sparked unrest at home, revealed the czar’s weaknesses, and led to revolt in the middle of the war. 4) “Bloody Sunday” 5) World War I 6) The March Revolution (p.375-376) How did each of the following help the Bolsheviks gain and hold political control? 7) November 1917 Revolution 8) Civil War between the Red & White armies 9) Organization of Russia into republics What role did each of the following play in the Russian Revolution? 10) Karl Marx 11) V.I. Lenin 12) Leon Trotsky Recognizing Facts and Details – In the box or on the back of this paper, identify or draw each of the following: Pogrom (p.249) Trans-Siberian Railway (p.250) Duma (p.251) Rasputin (p.376) Soviet

Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 Ch. 7 Section 5 – p.246-251 = Pre RR Ch. 11 Section 5 – p.375 – 381 = RR & Lenin Ch. 13 Section 4 p 440 - 447 = Stalin Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 How did each of the following help to ignite the full-scale revolution? 1) Policies of the Czars Autocratic policies, harsh measures, and resistance to change inflamed the masses. 2) Industrialization & Economic Growth Gruel working conditions, miserably low wages, and child labor, as well as workers’ low standard of living, lack of political power, enormous gap between rich & poor, led to civil unrest and strike. 3) The Russo-Japanese War Russia’s losses sparked unrest at home, revealed the czar’s weaknesses, and led to revolt in the middle of the war. 4) “Bloody Sunday” Provoke a wave of strikes and violence across the country and forces Czar Nicholas I to promise more freedoms and create the Duma, Russia’s 1st parliament 5) World War I 6) The March Revolution (p.375-376) How did each of the following help the Bolsheviks gain and hold political control? 7) November 1917 Revolution 8) Civil War between the Red & White armies 9) Organization of Russia into republics What role did each of the following play in the Russian Revolution? 10) Karl Marx 11) V.I. Lenin 12) Leon Trotsky Recognizing Facts and Details – In the box or on the back of this paper, identify or draw each of the following: Pogrom (p.249) Trans-Siberian Railway (p.250) Duma (p.251) Rasputin (p.376) Soviet

Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 Ch. 7 Section 5 – p.246-251 = Pre RR Ch. 11 Section 5 – p.375 – 381 = RR & Lenin Ch. 13 Section 4 p 440 - 447 = Stalin Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 How did each of the following help to ignite the full-scale revolution? 1) Policies of the Czars Autocratic policies, harsh measures, and resistance to change inflamed the masses. 2) Industrialization & Economic Growth Gruel working conditions, miserably low wages, and child labor, as well as workers’ low standard of living, lack of political power, enormous gap between rich & poor, led to civil unrest and strike. 3) The Russo-Japanese War Russia’s losses sparked unrest at home, revealed the czar’s weaknesses, and led to revolt in the middle of the war. 4) “Bloody Sunday” Provoke a wave of strikes and violence across the country and forces Czar Nicholas I to promise more freedoms and create the Duma, Russia’s 1st parliament 5) World War I Revealed weaknesses of czarist rule an military leadership; destroyed morale of Russian soldiers, who mutinied, deserted, or ignored orders 6) The March Revolution (p.375-376) How did each of the following help the Bolsheviks gain and hold political control? 7) November 1917 Revolution 8) Civil War between the Red & White armies 9) Organization of Russia into republics What role did each of the following play in the Russian Revolution? 10) Karl Marx 11) V.I. Lenin 12) Leon Trotsky Recognizing Facts and Details – In the box or on the back of this paper, identify or draw each of the following: Pogrom (p.249) Trans-Siberian Railway (p.250) Duma (p.251) Rasputin (p.376) Soviet

Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 Ch. 7 Section 5 – p.246-251 = Pre RR Ch. 11 Section 5 – p.375 – 381 = RR & Lenin Ch. 13 Section 4 p 440 - 447 = Stalin Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 How did each of the following help to ignite the full-scale revolution? 1) Policies of the Czars Autocratic policies, harsh measures, and resistance to change inflamed the masses. 2) Industrialization & Economic Growth Gruel working conditions, miserably low wages, and child labor, as well as workers’ low standard of living, lack of political power, enormous gap between rich & poor, led to civil unrest and strike. 3) The Russo-Japanese War Russia’s losses sparked unrest at home, revealed the czar’s weaknesses, and led to revolt in the middle of the war. 4) “Bloody Sunday” Provoke a wave of strikes and violence across the country and forces Czar Nicholas I to promise more freedoms and create the Duma, Russia’s 1st parliament 5) World War I Revealed weaknesses of czarist rule an military leadership; destroyed morale of Russian soldiers, who mutinied, deserted, or ignored orders 6) The March Revolution (p.375-376) Forces the czar, Nicholas II, to abdicate throne; allowed Duma to set up provisional government How did each of the following help the Bolsheviks gain and hold political control? 7) November 1917 Revolution 8) Civil War between the Red & White armies 9) Organization of Russia into republics What role did each of the following play in the Russian Revolution? 10) Karl Marx 11) V.I. Lenin 12) Leon Trotsky Recognizing Facts and Details – In the box or on the back of this paper, identify or draw each of the following: Pogrom (p.249) Trans-Siberian Railway (p.250) Duma (p.251) Rasputin (p.376) Soviet

Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 Ch. 7 Section 5 – p.246-251 = Pre RR Ch. 11 Section 5 – p.375 – 381 = RR & Lenin Ch. 13 Section 4 p 440 - 447 = Stalin Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 How did each of the following help to ignite the full-scale revolution? 1) Policies of the Czars Autocratic policies, harsh measures, and resistance to change inflamed the masses. 2) Industrialization & Economic Growth Gruel working conditions, miserably low wages, and child labor, as well as workers’ low standard of living, lack of political power, enormous gap between rich & poor, led to civil unrest and strike. 3) The Russo-Japanese War Russia’s losses sparked unrest at home, revealed the czar’s weaknesses, and led to revolt in the middle of the war. 4) “Bloody Sunday” Provoke a wave of strikes and violence across the country and forces czar Nicholas I to promise more freedoms and create the Duma, Russia’s 1st parliament 5) World War I Revealed weaknesses of czarist rule an military leadership; destroyed morale of Russian soldiers, who mutinied, deserted, or ignored orders 6) The March Revolution (p.375-376) Forces the czar, Nickoloas II, to abdicate throne; allowed Duma to set up provisional government How did each of the following help the Bolsheviks gain and hold political control? 7) November 1917 Revolution Toppled provisional government and gave power to Bolsheviks 8) Civil War between the Red & White armies 9) Organization of Russia into republics What role did each of the following play in the Russian Revolution? 10) Karl Marx 11) V.I. Lenin 12) Leon Trotsky Recognizing Facts and Details – In the box or on the back of this paper, identify or draw each of the following: Pogrom (p.249) Trans-Siberian Railway (p.250) Duma (p.251) Rasputin (p.376) Soviet

Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 Ch. 7 Section 5 – p.246-251 = Pre RR Ch. 11 Section 5 – p.375 – 381 = RR & Lenin Ch. 13 Section 4 p 440 - 447 = Stalin Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 How did each of the following help to ignite the full-scale revolution? 1) Policies of the Czars Autocratic policies, harsh measures, and resistance to change inflamed the masses. 2) Industrialization & Economic Growth Gruel working conditions, miserably low wages, and child labor, as well as workers’ low standard of living, lack of political power, enormous gap between rich & poor, led to civil unrest and strike. 3) The Russo-Japanese War Russia’s losses sparked unrest at home, revealed the czar’s weaknesses, and led to revolt in the middle of the war. 4) “Bloody Sunday” Provoke a wave of strikes and violence across the country and forces czar Nicholas I to promise more freedoms and create the Duma, Russia’s 1st parliament 5) World War I Revealed weaknesses of czarist rule an military leadership; destroyed morale of Russian soldiers, who mutinied, deserted, or ignored orders 6) The March Revolution (p.375-376) Forces the czar, Nickoloas II, to abdicate throne; allowed Duma to set up provisional government How did each of the following help the Bolsheviks gain and hold political control? 7) November 1917 Revolution Toppled provisional government and gave power to Bolsheviks 8) Civil War between the Red & White armies Caused millions of deaths from fighting and famine. Bolsheviks were able both to seize power and to maintain it, crushed opposition to Bolshevik rule. 9) Organization of Russia into republics What role did each of the following play in the Russian Revolution? 10) Karl Marx 11) V.I. Lenin 12) Leon Trotsky Recognizing Facts and Details – In the box or on the back of this paper, identify or draw each of the following: Pogrom (p.249) Trans-Siberian Railway (p.250) Duma (p.251) Rasputin (p.376) Soviet

Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 Ch. 7 Section 5 – p.246-251 = Pre RR Ch. 11 Section 5 – p.375 – 381 = RR & Lenin Ch. 13 Section 4 p 440 - 447 = Stalin Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 How did each of the following help to ignite the full-scale revolution? 1) Policies of the Czars Autocratic policies, harsh measures, and resistance to change inflamed the masses. 2) Industrialization & Economic Growth Gruel working conditions, miserably low wages, and child labor, as well as workers’ low standard of living, lack of political power, enormous gap between rich & poor, led to civil unrest and strike. 3) The Russo-Japanese War Russia’s losses sparked unrest at home, revealed the czar’s weaknesses, and led to revolt in the middle of the war. 4) “Bloody Sunday” Provoke a wave of strikes and violence across the country and forces czar Nicholas I to promise more freedoms and create the Duma, Russia’s 1st parliament 5) World War I Revealed weaknesses of czarist rule an military leadership; destroyed morale of Russian soldiers, who mutinied, deserted, or ignored orders 6) The March Revolution (p.375-376) Forces the czar, Nickoloas II, to abdicate throne; allowed Duma to set up provisional government How did each of the following help the Bolsheviks gain and hold political control? 7) November 1917 Revolution Toppled provisional government and gave power to Bolsheviks 8) Civil War between the Red & White armies Caused millions of deaths from fighting and famine, shared that Bolsheviks were able both to seize power and to maintain it, crushed opposition to Bolshevik rule. 9) Organization of Russia into republics Centralized power and unified country. Bolsheviks controlled and dominated the biggest republic (Russian republic) What role did each of the following play in the Russian Revolution? 10) Karl Marx 11) V.I. Lenin 12) Leon Trotsky Recognizing Facts and Details – In the box or on the back of this paper, identify or draw each of the following: Pogrom (p.249) Trans-Siberian Railway (p.250) Duma (p.251) Rasputin (p.376) Soviet

Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 Ch. 7 Section 5 – p.246-251 = Pre RR Ch. 11 Section 5 – p.375 – 381 = RR & Lenin Ch. 13 Section 4 p 440 - 447 = Stalin Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 How did each of the following help to ignite the full-scale revolution? 1) Policies of the Czars Autocratic policies, harsh measures, and resistance to change inflamed the masses. 2) Industrialization & Economic Growth Gruel working conditions, miserably low wages, and child labor, as well as workers’ low standard of living, lack of political power, enormous gap between rich & poor, led to civil unrest and strike. 3) The Russo-Japanese War Russia’s losses sparked unrest at home, revealed the czar’s weaknesses, and led to revolt in the middle of the war. 4) “Bloody Sunday” Provoke a wave of strikes and violence across the country and forces czar Nicholas I to promise more freedoms and create the Duma, Russia’s 1st parliament 5) World War I Revealed weaknesses of czarist rule an military leadership; destroyed morale of Russian soldiers, who mutinied, deserted, or ignored orders 6) The March Revolution (p.375-376) Forces the czar, Nickoloas II, to abdicate throne; allowed Duma to set up provisional government How did each of the following help the Bolsheviks gain and hold political control? 7) November 1917 Revolution Toppled provisional government and gave power to Bolsheviks 8) Civil War between the Red & White armies Caused millions of deaths from fighting and famine, shared that Bolsheviks were able both to seize power and to maintain it, crushed opposition to Bolshevik rule. 9) Organization of Russia into republics Centralized power and unified country. Bolsheviks controlled and dominated the biggest republic (Russian republic) What role did each of the following play in the Russian Revolution? 10) Karl Marx Marx’s ideas formed the basis of the revolutionary government 11) V.I. Lenin 12) Leon Trotsky Recognizing Facts and Details – In the box or on the back of this paper, identify or draw each of the following: Pogrom (p.249) Trans-Siberian Railway (p.250) Duma (p.251) Rasputin (p.376) Soviet

Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 Ch. 7 Section 5 – p.246-251 = Pre RR Ch. 11 Section 5 – p.375 – 381 = RR & Lenin Ch. 13 Section 4 p 440 - 447 = Stalin Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 How did each of the following help to ignite the full-scale revolution? 1) Policies of the Czars Autocratic policies, harsh measures, and resistance to change inflamed the masses. 2) Industrialization & Economic Growth Gruel working conditions, miserably low wages, and child labor, as well as workers’ low standard of living, lack of political power, enormous gap between rich & poor, led to civil unrest and strike. 3) The Russo-Japanese War Russia’s losses sparked unrest at home, revealed the czar’s weaknesses, and led to revolt in the middle of the war. 4) “Bloody Sunday” Provoke a wave of strikes and violence across the country and forces czar Nicholas I to promise more freedoms and create the Duma, Russia’s 1st parliament 5) World War I Revealed weaknesses of czarist rule an military leadership; destroyed morale of Russian soldiers, who mutinied, deserted, or ignored orders 6) The March Revolution (p.375-376) Forces the czar, Nickolas II, to abdicate throne; allowed Duma to set up provisional government How did each of the following help the Bolsheviks gain and hold political control? 7) November 1917 Revolution Toppled provisional government and gave power to Bolsheviks 8) Civil War between the Red & White armies Caused millions of deaths from fighting and famine, shared that Bolsheviks were able both to seize power and to maintain it, crushed opposition to Bolshevik rule. 9) Organization of Russia into republics Centralized power and unified country. Bolsheviks controlled and dominated the biggest republic (Russian republic) What role did each of the following play in the Russian Revolution? 10) Karl Marx Marx’s ideas formed the basis of the revolutionary government 11) V.I. Lenin Led the Bolshevik Revolution and restored peace and order 12) Leon Trotsky Recognizing Facts and Details – In the box or on the back of this paper, identify or draw each of the following: Pogrom (p.249) Trans-Siberian Railway (p.250) Duma (p.251) Rasputin (p.376) Soviet

Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 Ch. 7 Section 5 – p.246-251 = Pre RR Ch. 11 Section 5 – p.375 – 381 = RR & Lenin Ch. 13 Section 4 p 440 - 447 = Stalin Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 How did each of the following help to ignite the full-scale revolution? 1) Policies of the Czars Autocratic policies, harsh measures, and resistance to change inflamed the masses. 2) Industrialization & Economic Growth Gruel working conditions, miserably low wages, and child labor, as well as workers’ low standard of living, lack of political power, enormous gap between rich & poor, led to civil unrest and strike. 3) The Russo-Japanese War Russia’s losses sparked unrest at home, revealed the czar’s weaknesses, and led to revolt in the middle of the war. 4) “Bloody Sunday” Provoke a wave of strikes and violence across the country and forces czar Nicholas I to promise more freedoms and create the Duma, Russia’s 1st parliament 5) World War I Revealed weaknesses of czarist rule an military leadership; destroyed morale of Russian soldiers, who mutinied, deserted, or ignored orders 6) The March Revolution (p.375-376) Forces the czar, Nickoloas II, to abdicate throne; allowed Duma to set up provisional government How did each of the following help the Bolsheviks gain and hold political control? 7) November 1917 Revolution Toppled provisional government and gave power to Bolsheviks 8) Civil War between the Red & White armies Caused millions of deaths from fighting and famine, shared that Bolsheviks were able both to seize power and to maintain it, crushed opposition to Bolshevik rule. 9) Organization of Russia into republics Centralized power and unified country. Bolsheviks controlled and dominated the biggest republic (Russian republic) What role did each of the following play in the Russian Revolution? 10) Karl Marx Marx’s ideas formed the basis of the revolutionary government 11) V.I. Lenin Led the Bolshevik Revolution and restored peace and order 12) Leon Trotsky Helped negotiate Treaty of Brest-Litovsk and commanded the Red Army during the Civil War. 1) Great orator 2) in charge of teaching army party principles Recognizing Facts and Details – In the box or on the back of this paper, identify or draw each of the following: Pogrom (p.249) Trans-Siberian Railway (p.250) Duma (p.251) Rasputin (p.376) Soviet

Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 Ch. 7 Section 5 – p.246-251 = Pre RR Ch. 11 Section 5 – p.375 – 381 = RR & Lenin Ch. 13 Section 4 p 440 - 447 = Stalin Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 How did each of the following help to ignite the full-scale revolution? 1) Policies of the Czars Autocratic policies, harsh measures, and resistance to change inflamed the masses. 2) Industrialization & Economic Growth Gruel working conditions, miserably low wages, and child labor, as well as workers’ low standard of living, lack of political power, enormous gap between rich & poor, led to civil unrest and strike. 3) The Russo-Japanese War Russia’s losses sparked unrest at home, revealed the czar’s weaknesses, and led to revolt in the middle of the war. 4) “Bloody Sunday” Provoke a wave of strikes and violence across the country and forces czar Nicholas I to promise more freedoms and create the Duma, Russia’s 1st parliament 5) World War I Revealed weaknesses of czarist rule an military leadership; destroyed morale of Russian soldiers, who mutinied, deserted, or ignored orders 6) March Revolution (p.375-376) Forced the czar, Nicholas II, to abdicate throne; allowed Duma to set up provisional government. How did each of the following help the Bolsheviks gain and hold political control? 7) November 1917 Revolution Toppled provisional government and gave power to Bolsheviks 8) Civil War between the Red & White armies Caused millions of deaths from fighting and famine, shared that Bolsheviks were able both to seize power and to maintain it, crushed opposition to Bolshevik rule. 9) Organization of Russia into republics Centralized power and unified country. Bolsheviks controlled and dominated the biggest republic (Russian republic) What role did each of the following play in the Russian Revolution? 10) Karl Marx Marx’s ideas formed the basis of the revolutionary government 11) V.I. Lenin Led the Bolshevik Revolution and restored peace and order 12) Leon Trotsky Helped negotiate Treaty of Brest-Litovsk and commanded the Red Army during the Civil War. Great orator 2) in change of teaching army party principles Recognizing Facts and Details – In the box or on the back of this paper, identify or draw each of the following: Pogrom (p.249) Trans-Siberian Railway (p.250) Duma (p.251) Rasputin (p.376) Soviet

Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 Ch. 7 Section 5 – p.246-251 = Pre RR Ch. 11 Section 5 – p.375 – 381 = RR & Lenin Ch. 13 Section 4 p 440 - 447 = Stalin Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 How did each of the following help to ignite the full-scale revolution? 1) Policies of the Czars Autocratic policies, harsh measures, and resistance to change inflamed the masses. 2) Industrialization & Economic Growth Gruel working conditions, miserably low wages, and child labor, as well as workers’ low standard of living, lack of political power, enormous gap between rich & poor, led to civil unrest and strike. 3) The Russo-Japanese War Russia’s losses sparked unrest at home, revealed the czar’s weaknesses, and led to revolt in the middle of the war. 4) “Bloody Sunday” Provoke a wave of strikes and violence across the country and forces czar Nicholas I to promise more freedoms and create the Duma, Russia’s 1st parliament 5) World War I Revealed weaknesses of czarist rule an military leadership; destroyed morale of Russian soldiers, who mutinied, deserted, or ignored orders 6) March Revolution (p.375-376) Forced the czar, Nicholas II, to abdicate throne; allowed Duma to set up provisional government. How did each of the following help the Bolsheviks gain and hold political control? 7) November 1917 Revolution Toppled provisional government and gave power to Bolsheviks 8) Civil War between the Red & White armies Caused millions of deaths from fighting and famine, shared that Bolsheviks were able both to seize power and to maintain it, crushed opposition to Bolshevik rule. 9) Organization of Russia into republics Centralized power and unified country. Bolsheviks controlled and dominated the biggest republic (Russian republic) What role did each of the following play in the Russian Revolution? 10) Karl Marx Marx’s ideas formed the basis of the revolutionary government 11) V.I. Lenin Led the Bolshevik Revolution and restored peace and order 12) Leon Trotsky Helped negotiate Treaty of Brest-Litovsk and commanded the Red Army during the Civil War. Great orator 2) in change of teaching army party principles Recognizing Facts and Details – In the box or on the back of this paper, identify or draw each of the following: Pogrom (p.249) Trans-Siberian Railway (p.250) Duma (p.251) Rasputin (p.376) Soviet Organized violence against Jews

Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 Ch. 7 Section 5 – p.246-251 = Pre RR Ch. 11 Section 5 – p.375 – 381 = RR & Lenin Ch. 13 Section 4 p 440 - 447 = Stalin Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 How did each of the following help to ignite the full-scale revolution? 1) Policies of the Czars Autocratic policies, harsh measures, and resistance to change inflamed the masses. 2) Industrialization & Economic Growth Gruel working conditions, miserably low wages, and child labor, as well as workers’ low standard of living, lack of political power, enormous gap between rich & poor, led to civil unrest and strike. 3) The Russo-Japanese War Russia’s losses sparked unrest at home, revealed the czar’s weaknesses, and led to revolt in the middle of the war. 4) “Bloody Sunday” Provoke a wave of strikes and violence across the country and forces czar Nicholas I to promise more freedoms and create the Duma, Russia’s 1st parliament 5) World War I Revealed weaknesses of czarist rule an military leadership; destroyed morale of Russian soldiers, who mutinied, deserted, or ignored orders 6) March Revolution (p.375-376) Forced the czar, Nicholas II, to abdicate throne; allowed Duma to set up provisional government. How did each of the following help the Bolsheviks gain and hold political control? 7) November 1917 Revolution Toppled provisional government and gave power to Bolsheviks 8) Civil War between the Red & White armies Caused millions of deaths from fighting and famine, shared that Bolsheviks were able both to seize power and to maintain it, crushed opposition to Bolshevik rule. 9) Organization of Russia into republics Centralized power and unified country. Bolsheviks controlled and dominated the biggest republic (Russian republic) What role did each of the following play in the Russian Revolution? 10) Karl Marx Marx’s ideas formed the basis of the revolutionary government 11) V.I. Lenin Led the Bolshevik Revolution and restored peace and order 12) Leon Trotsky Helped negotiate Treaty of Brest-Litovsk and commanded the Red Army during the Civil War. Great orator 2) in change of teaching army party principles Recognizing Facts and Details – In the box or on the back of this paper, identify or draw each of the following: Pogrom (p.249) Trans-Siberian Railway (p.250) Duma (p.251) Rasputin (p.376) Soviet Organized violence against Jews Rail line connecting European Russia with Russian parts on Pacific Ocean

Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 Ch. 7 Section 5 – p.246-251 = Pre RR Ch. 11 Section 5 – p.375 – 381 = RR & Lenin Ch. 13 Section 4 p 440 - 447 = Stalin Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 How did each of the following help to ignite the full-scale revolution? 1) Policies of the Czars Autocratic policies, harsh measures, and resistance to change inflamed the masses. 2) Industrialization & Economic Growth Gruel working conditions, miserably low wages, and child labor, as well as workers’ low standard of living, lack of political power, enormous gap between rich & poor, led to civil unrest and strike. 3) The Russo-Japanese War Russia’s losses sparked unrest at home, revealed the czar’s weaknesses, and led to revolt in the middle of the war. 4) “Bloody Sunday” Provoke a wave of strikes and violence across the country and forces czar Nicholas I to promise more freedoms and create the Duma, Russia’s 1st parliament 5) World War I Revealed weaknesses of czarist rule an military leadership; destroyed morale of Russian soldiers, who mutinied, deserted, or ignored orders 6) March Revolution (p.375-376) Forced the czar, Nicholas II, to abdicate throne; allowed Duma to set up provisional government. How did each of the following help the Bolsheviks gain and hold political control? 7) November 1917 Revolution Toppled provisional government and gave power to Bolsheviks 8) Civil War between the Red & White armies Caused millions of deaths from fighting and famine, shared that Bolsheviks were able both to seize power and to maintain it, crushed opposition to Bolshevik rule. 9) Organization of Russia into republics Centralized power and unified country. Bolsheviks controlled and dominated the biggest republic (Russian republic) What role did each of the following play in the Russian Revolution? 10) Karl Marx Marx’s ideas formed the basis of the revolutionary government 11) V.I. Lenin Led the Bolshevik Revolution and restored peace and order 12) Leon Trotsky Helped negotiate Treaty of Brest-Litovsk and commanded the Red Army during the Civil War. Great orator 2) in change of teaching army party principles Recognizing Facts and Details – In the box or on the back of this paper, identify or draw each of the following: Pogrom (p.249) Trans-Siberian Railway (p.250) Duma (p.251) Rasputin (p.376) Soviet Organized violence against Jews Rail line connecting European Russia with Russian parts on Pacific Ocean Russia’s first parliament

Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 Ch. 7 Section 5 – p.246-251 = Pre RR Ch. 11 Section 5 – p.375 – 381 = RR & Lenin Ch. 13 Section 4 p 440 - 447 = Stalin Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 How did each of the following help to ignite the full-scale revolution? 1) Policies of the Czars Autocratic policies, harsh measures, and resistance to change inflamed the masses. 2) Industrialization & Economic Growth Gruel working conditions, miserably low wages, and child labor, as well as workers’ low standard of living, lack of political power, enormous gap between rich & poor, led to civil unrest and strike. 3) The Russo-Japanese War Russia’s losses sparked unrest at home, revealed the czar’s weaknesses, and led to revolt in the middle of the war. 4) “Bloody Sunday” Provoke a wave of strikes and violence across the country and forces czar Nicholas I to promise more freedoms and create the Duma, Russia’s 1st parliament 5) World War I Revealed weaknesses of czarist rule an military leadership; destroyed morale of Russian soldiers, who mutinied, deserted, or ignored orders 6) March Revolution (p.375-376) Forced the czar, Nicholas II, to abdicate throne; allowed Duma to set up provisional government. How did each of the following help the Bolsheviks gain and hold political control? 7) November 1917 Revolution Toppled provisional government and gave power to Bolsheviks 8) Civil War between the Red & White armies Caused millions of deaths from fighting and famine, shared that Bolsheviks were able both to seize power and to maintain it, crushed opposition to Bolshevik rule. 9) Organization of Russia into republics Centralized power and unified country. Bolsheviks controlled and dominated the biggest republic (Russian republic) What role did each of the following play in the Russian Revolution? 10) Karl Marx Marx’s ideas formed the basis of the revolutionary government 11) V.I. Lenin Led the Bolshevik Revolution and restored peace and order 12) Leon Trotsky Helped negotiate Treaty of Brest-Litovsk and commanded the Red Army during the Civil War. Great orator 2) in change of teaching army party principles Recognizing Facts and Details – In the box or on the back of this paper, identify or draw each of the following: Pogrom (p.249) Trans-Siberian Railway (p.250) Duma (p.251) Rasputin (p.376) Soviet Organized violence against Jews Rail line connecting European Russia with Russian parts on Pacific Ocean Russia’s first parliament Influential advisor to the Czarina who opposed reform

Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 Ch. 7 Section 5 – p.246-251 = Pre RR Ch. 11 Section 5 – p.375 – 381 = RR & Lenin Ch. 13 Section 4 p 440 - 447 = Stalin Revolutions in Russia Assign # 4 How did each of the following help to ignite the full-scale revolution? 1) Policies of the Czars Autocratic policies, harsh measures, and resistance to change inflamed the masses. 2) Industrialization & Economic Growth Gruel working conditions, miserably low wages, and child labor, as well as workers’ low standard of living, lack of political power, enormous gap between rich & poor, led to civil unrest and strike. 3) The Russo-Japanese War Russia’s losses sparked unrest at home, revealed the czar’s weaknesses, and led to revolt in the middle of the war. 4) “Bloody Sunday” Provoke a wave of strikes and violence across the country and forces czar Nicholas I to promise more freedoms and create the Duma, Russia’s 1st parliament 5) World War I Revealed weaknesses of czarist rule an military leadership; destroyed morale of Russian soldiers, who mutinied, deserted, or ignored orders 6) March Revolution (p.375-376) Forced the czar, Nicholas II, to abdicate throne; allowed Duma to set up provisional government. How did each of the following help the Bolsheviks gain and hold political control? 7) November 1917 Revolution Toppled provisional government and gave power to Bolsheviks 8) Civil War between the Red & White armies Caused millions of deaths from fighting and famine, shared that Bolsheviks were able both to seize power and to maintain it, crushed opposition to Bolshevik rule. 9) Organization of Russia into republics Centralized power and unified country. Bolsheviks controlled and dominated the biggest republic (Russian republic) What role did each of the following play in the Russian Revolution? 10) Karl Marx Marx’s ideas formed the basis of the revolutionary government 11) V.I. Lenin Led the Bolshevik Revolution and restored peace and order 12) Leon Trotsky Helped negotiate Treaty of Brest-Litovsk and commanded the Red Army during the Civil War. Great orator 2) in change of teaching army party principles Recognizing Facts and Details – In the box or on the back of this paper, identify or draw each of the following: Pogrom (p.249) Trans-Siberian Railway (p.250) Duma (p.251) Rasputin (p.376) Soviet Organized violence against Jews Rail line connecting European Russia with Russian parts on Pacific Ocean Russia’s first parliament Influential advisor to the Czarina who opposed reform Local council of workers, peasants, and soldiers

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