1. For each of the following 4 images write down:
1. What is happening?
2. What is the dominant emotion?

6. Sunday, January 22, 1905
Fr Gapon, a priest, led a peaceful march of workers to the tsar’s Winter Palace
workers carried religious banners and portraits of the royal family; others prayed
Many had heard that the tsar’s regime was to blame for their poor living conditions
But they still believed that he would protect them

7. The tsar was not at the palace
The marchers encountered the palace guards
The guards formed defensive positions in front of the gates
They feared that the workers were going to revolt
The workers were unarmed; The guards opened fire
Several hundred workers were killed or wounded
This became known as Bloody Sunday
Sunday, bloody Sunday

8. News of Bloody Sunday spread quickly across the country
Bloody Sunday sparked a series of revolts throughout Russia that’s collectively known as the 1905 Revolution
News of Bloody Sunday spread quickly across the country
Workers went on strike
Sailors and soldiers mutinied
Peasants burned the land and holdings of the nobles
Unorganized revolts rose and fell across the country until the fall of 1905
In October, a strike by the typesetters sparked 10 days of strikes and demonstrations that halted all industry and transportation in Russia

9. October strikes forced Tsar to bargain with radicals
Intelligentsia, exiled and underground radicals emerged to boldly lead revolts
They organized peasants, workers and soldiers into councils called soviets
October strikes forced Tsar to bargain with radicals
Promised all people freedom of speech, assembly, press and conscience (religion)
Established a Duma (congress)
All laws would have to be approved by Duma
By May 1906, he had reclaimed all his autocratic powers

10. Homework Due beginning of the period Friday
Create a Venn Diagram that compares and contrasts the Storming of the Bastille with the events and outcome of Bloody Sunday
Must have at least 4 entries per section (total 12)

11. On back of Venn Diagram
Using your notebook, compare and contrast the actions/effects of King Louis XVI in France and Czar Nicholas II in Russia regarding how they addressed civil unrest and revolt
Give specific examples of civil uprising/revolt and specific details of how the monarch dealt with the situation
List the outcome of Louis actions and predict what will happen with Nicholas