Events during the Russian Revolution

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Events during the Russian Revolution 1917

I. Revolution of February1917 Women workers go on strike, when they realize there is no bread to buy. Men join them on strike Cossacks refuse to attack the striking workers. Army begins a mutiny The train carrying Tsar Nicholas II is stopped by revolutionaries. Tsar Nicholas II abdicates the throne, ending the Russian monarchy

II. Revolution of November 1917 Lenin is Extremely smart A great speaker Promises the people peace, land, and bread! Lenin grabs power by convincing the army to support the Bolsheviks. The Red Guard storms the Winter Palace

III. Lenin’s Russia Treaty of Brest-Litovsk Communist reforms Ends war with Germany Russia loses Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and the Ukraine (27% of Russia’s farmland) Communist reforms Gives away land to peasants Eight-hour work day and holidays Unemployment insurance Nationalizes banks and factories. Limits free speech Bans non-Bolshevik papers Bans non-Communist political parties Forms a secret police, the Cheka

IV. Russian Civil War Reds versus Whites Reds (the Bolsheviks) Whites supported democracy or the Tsar Supported by Great Britain, France and the USA Thousands killed – civilians and soldiers Killed Tsar Nicholas II and his family

V. The Red Terror Led by the Cheka and Leon Trotsky Tortured people to extract confessions In the countryside, burned, hanged beat, shot anyone who helped the Whites. After a battalion ran from battle, Trotsky executed one of ten every ten soldiers by firing squad. Red Army won by 1921

VI. Famine Communism is implemented Terrible famine (1921) All factories are nationalized Death penalty for strikes Private trading is banned Money is devalued; inflation is encouraged Food is rationed and controlled by the government. Terrible famine (1921) Peasants stop growing food 7 million people die N.E.P. (New Economic Plan) developed by Lenin stops famine is more capitalist

VII. Creation of the Soviet Union (U.S.S.R.) Vladimir Lenin dies in 1924 Joseph Stalin takes power until 1953 New constitution (1923) declares the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (U.S.S.R.) The world’s first communist country The world’s first command economy