Russian Revolution Jeopardy Katie Bowman AP Modern European History

100 200 300 400 500 Final Jeopardy Vocabulary Leaders People Communism Pre-Revolution Events Age of Mass Politics 100 200 300 400 500 Final Jeopardy

The term Lenin applied to his faction of the Russian Social Democratic Party meaning the majority. 100

Bolsheviks Vocab

Those Russians who opposed the Bolsheviks in the Russian Civil War of 1918 through 1921. 200

White Russians Vocab

A new secret police called ___________ appeared during the Civil War in Russia. 300

Cheka Vocab

Most Russians lived in these communes which were highly regulated with payments to the state for land lost to nobles. 400

Mirs Vocab

Liberal upper class opponents of the autocratic Russian system of government supported popular grievances among Russian society. 500

Decembrists Vocab. BONUS

Local governments set up in the Russian Empire in 1864 by Alexander II’s decree.

Zemstvos Vocab.

A Communist Russian Revolutionary who lead the October Revolution. 100

V. I. Lenin Leaders

Launched rapid industrialization and economic collectivization. 200

Joseph Stalin Leaders

A Bolshevik revolutionary and Marxist theorist who led and commanded the Red Army. 300

Leon Trotsky Leaders BONUS

Became Europe’s most reactionary monarch who sought to prevent western ideas from penetrating Russia.

Nicholas I Leaders

Perhaps the greatest reform-minded tzar since Peter the Great. 400

Alexander II Leaders

Sought to rule Russia through “Autocracy, Orthodoxy, Russification (Nationalism).” 500

Alexander III Leaders

Anarchists, lead by _________________, believed the state should be destroyed all together. 100

Mikhail Bakunin People

Oversaw the Russian industrialization in the 1890’s. 200

Count S.Y. Witte People

Influenced the tzarina by easing the pains of her hemophiliac son. 300

Rasputin People

Became the leader of the Provisional Government while remaining a member of the Soviet. 400

Alexander Kerensky People

The new prime minister who pushed through important agrarian reforms to break down collective village ownership of land and encourage the kulaks. 500

Peter Stolypin People BONUS

Wanted to extend the “genius of Russian culture” by industrializing and setting up a constitutional government.

Westernizers People

This event ultimately resulted in a communist dictatorship leading to the rise of Lenin. 100

The October Revolution Communism

The plot to overthrow the Provisional government by conservatives that eventually failed. 200

Kornilov Affair Communism

During the new elections for the Constituent Assembly, Lenin’s campaign was “_______________.” 300

“Peace, Land, Bread.” Communism

The treaty signed between Russia and Germany that took Russia out of World War I. 400

Treaty of Brest-Litovsk Communism

___________ formed to organize the revolution ___________ formed to organize the revolution. This included Lenin, Trotsky, and Stalin. 500

Politburo Communism BONUS

“_____________” was the earliest form of socialism and resulted in a huge decline in production.

“War Communism” Communism

Tzar Alexander I proposed the __________ after the Congress of Vienna to stop the growth of liberalism. 100

The Holy Alliance Pre-Revolution

The first upper class revolt against Russia’s autocratic system of government. 200

The Decembrist Uprising of 1825 Pre-Revolution

The principles of __________, _________ and __________ became the foundation of the state under Nicholas I. 300

Autocracy, Orthodoxy, and Nationality Pre-Revolution

Tzar Alexander I saw the ______________ as an instrument in keeping his subjects under control. 400

Russian Orthodox Church Pre-Revolution

___________ believed that the culture of the Russian village was superior to that of the West. 500

Slavophiles Pre-Revolution BONUS

True or False: Nicholas I believed in “divine rights.”

True Pre-Revolution

The Russians had established a sphere of influence in Manchuria and sought Korea which resulted in the _________. 100

Russo-Japanese War Events

On this day 200,000 workers and peasants marked peacefully to the “Winter Palace” asking the Tzar for reforms and the army fired on marchers in cold blood. 200

“Bloody Sunday” Events

A revolution started by massive strikes in January and February in St A revolution started by massive strikes in January and February in St. Petersburg, largely caused by food shortages. 300

The February Revolution of 1917 Events BONUS

This was created in 1922 as a result of the Russian Civil War.

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) Events

The Revolution of 1905 was initially sparked by the ________________. 400

growth of liberalism Events

A ________________ was declared by the Duma in response to the abdication of Tzar Nicholas II. 500

Provisional Government Events

________________ marked a turning point in history by fostering modernization. 100

Defeat in the Crimean War Age of Mass Politics

What percent of Russian people worked in agriculture under Alexander II? 200

90% Age of Mass Politics

The __________ of 1861 abolished serfdom and land was given to the serfs via the _______. 300

Emancipation Act; mirs Age of Mass Politics

By 1900, Russia exported ______ percent of the world’s refined petroleum. 400

50 Age of Mass Politics

A __________, __________ and ___________ paralyzed Russia by October and Nicholas was forced to make concessions. 500

General strike; peasant revolts; troop mutinies Age of Mass Politics BONUS

The ___________ of 1905 created the Duma.

October Manifesto Final Jeopardy

What were the costs of the Russian Revolution?

15 million people dead, ruined economy, international trade ended, and millions of workers fled the country. Final Jeopardy