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Russian Revolution Academic Vocab Frontload Refer Chapter 14 pgs. 433 - 447  

Czar Nicholas II

Proletariat

political group led by Lenin Bolsheviks

Lenin

Rasputin

Provisional Government

Soviet

Communist Party

Totalitarianism

Stalin’s “reign of terror” to eliminate political rivals, some trials, sent to gulag Great Purge

Command Economy

Stalin’s plans for industry, transportation, & agric reform- all under govt control Five Year Plan

Collective farm

one person has absolute power in the government autocracy

the massacre of unarmed protestors outside the palace in 1905 Bloody Sunday

Labor camps used as a terror weapon by Stalin Gulag

Russian legislature Duma

WWI, food shortages, protestors lead to collapse of monarchy, Tsar Nicholas abdicates March Revolution

Lenin’s revised economic policy, allowed some capitalism and stopped pressing peasants for grain New Economic Policy

List of civil rights issued by Tsar Nicholas October Manifesto

Tsarist officers and democrats that wanted the Bolsheviks/ ”reds” to fail White Army

Reds & sailors join in attacking provisional govt, led by Lenin Reds & sailors join in attacking provisional govt, led by Lenin. Bolshevik takeover October Revolution

Written Responses List three items Lenin’s April Thesis called for? Discuss the Constituent Assembly. What was it? What happened? Significance? Prompt: What caused the Russian Revolution?