Conditions prior to the Russian Revolution(1905)
Causes of the 1905 Russian
Revolution
Course of the 1905 Russian
Revolution
Outcome of the 1905 Russian
Revolution
Lenin's Death's Impact on the Soviet Union
100
The term refers to both official and unofficial policies of Imperial Russia and the Soviet Union with respect to their national constituents and to national minorities in Russia, aimed at Russian domination.
What is Russification?
100
Due to the fact that they could be sold as items, and punished in any form by the nobles, the majority of the population wanted a new government.
Why did the smerfs, otherwise known as slaves, want to start the Russian Revolution of 1905?
100
Believed that there should be more democratic representation in the government after "Bloody Sunday"
Who are the liberal Constitutional Democrats, the peasants, the Social REvolutionaries, and the Social Democrats?
100
Constitutional Monarchy.
What type of government had Russia become?
100
Joseph Stalin and Leon Trotsky
Who were the two that came into power after Lenin's death?
200
He began Russification, and was the procurator of the Holy Synod, and "he attacked Western rationalism and liberalism, emphasizing the special character of the Slays and dreamed of turning Holy Russia into a kind of churchly community".
Who is Pobiedonostsev?
200
They refused to make any concessions regardless of how many protests, although uncollaborated, were about the same topic.
What was the government's reaction towards the peasants' protests?
200
Issued by the tsar, it promised a constitution, civil liberties, and a Duma to be elected by all classes alike, with powers to enact laws and control the administration.
What was the October Manifesto?
200
They had no power over the policy, the budget, or government personnel.
What power was the Duma restricted from as a result of the revolution?
200
An incessant drive for proletarian objectives on all fronts in all parts of the world. Failed.
What was "permanent revolution"
300
They were peasants in Russia who hired landless laborers. The group of people was created in order to produce a stable group of prosperous farmers who would form a natural conservative political force.
Who were the Kulaks?
300
As a result of the “Little Father” petition, in the absence of the Tsar, nervous officials called out the army thus causing a massacre leaving 96 dead and 333 wounded.
What is "Bloody Sunday"?
300
A minister of the Czarist government persuaded the Czar to grant a constitution on October 30, 1905.
What did Witte convince the Czar to do?
300
By a system of indirect and unequal voting, in which peasants and workers voted as separate classes, and with proportionately far less representation than was granted to the landlords.
How was the first Duma elected?
300
Rapid industrialization and the collectivization of agriculture. "Planning," or the central planning of a country's whole economic life by government officials, was to become the distinctive feature of Soviet economics.
What was the First Five-Year Plan?
400
This group made up 4/5 of the workers on the land, making Russia remained predominately agricultural. They paid high taxes plus redemption fees for their land.
Who were the mirs?
400
He wanted Nicholas H., who he was chief minister for, to start a short war between Russia and Japan. After Russia lost the war against Japan, the Czarist government was totally discredited in the eyes of the Russian people
What was Vyacheslav von Plehve's role in the beginning of Russia's 1905 Revolution?
400
Declared by the St. Petersburg Soviet, or workers, council, led mainly by Menshevicks. Railroads stopped, banks closed, newspapers ceased to appear, and even lawyers refused to go to their offices.
What was the great general strike in October?
400
Following the lead of the government, addressing themselves only to concrete issues, losing themselves in committee work, and by avoiding the basic question of where supreme power lay
How was a modicum of parliamentary institutions in the tsarist empire kept alive by the deputies?
400
An analysis of existing or bourgeois society. A theory of class war. The bourgeoisie would be destroyed; there would be "social ownership of the means of production", and no "exploitation of man by man"
What is Marxism?
500
The money went to railroads, factories, mines. In the generation before 1914, railway lines doubled, telegraph lines 5X, exports 4X, and imports 5X. Both the bourgeoisie and proletariat were growing; conditions were poor for workers, with no strikes or unions allowed.
What did the $4 billion that European countries invest into?
500
He drew up a petition based on worker grievances for the “Little Father,” to be carried by 200,000 marchers to the Winter Palace.
Who is George Gapon?
500
The government was able to maintain itself. The aurhorities arrested the members of the St. Petersburg Soviet. Peace was made with Japan and troops were recalled from the Far East. The revolutionary leaders fled to Europe, went underground, or were caught and executed.
Was the revolution successful?
500
Accomplished at the cost of village class war in which many of the most capable farmers perished and at the cost also of a wholesale destruction of livestock.The ruinous loss of animals was the worst unforeseen calamity of the First Five-Year Plan
What was the cost of agricultural collectivism?
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