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The Russian Revolution

SS6H7 The student will explain conflict and change in Europe to the 21st century. a. Describe major developments following World War I: The Russian Revolution, the Treaty of Versailles, worldwide depression, and the rise of Nazism.

Before 1917, Russia was an autocracy (a political system governed by a single individual) The czar was the absolute ruler. The last of the czars was Nicolas II.

During World War I, Russia did not do well During World War I, Russia did not do well. Millions of people were killed, wounded, or missing. Citizens did not have enough food.

Soldiers did not have enough clothes, shoes, or weapons Soldiers did not have enough clothes, shoes, or weapons. Germany seemed to be winning the war. The Czar ignored the signs that people were unhappy. He did not see that changes were needed in the way his country was run.

In early 1917, there were riots in the streets In early 1917, there were riots in the streets. Women, factory workers, and farmers shouting for change outnumbered the police. The military could not keep the peace. Many in the czar’s army turned against the rulers. The czar and his family were captured. A government was set up to try to run the country. However,

Vladimir Lenin, Communist renamed Russia (Soviet Union) There were too many problems. Later in the year, there was another revolution. Communists led by Vladimir Lenin took control.

The czar and his family were executed. Lenin reorganized the country and renamed it the Soviet Union. The new Soviet Union signed a peace treaty with Germany. The Soviets gave up a large amount of land to Germany. This land was good for farming and had many natural resources. The Soviets felt they had little choice. Their country was falling apart around them.

Quiz yourself What type of government did Czar Nicholas II have in Russia? a. autocracy b. democracy c. oligarchy d. republic

2. Which was a cause of the Russian Revolution? a. The czar was executed b. There were food shortages in Russia c. The Germans showed signs of surrender d. Soldiers did not know how to use their weapons

3. Which person did the actions listed above? Did not protect the Russian royal family Changed Russia’s name to the Soviet Union Made a treaty with Germany to end the war Gave up large amounts of Russian land to Germany 3. Which person did the actions listed above? a. Vladimir Lenin b. Czar Nicholas II c. Emperor Wilhelm II d. Woodrow Wilson