Provisional Government
Problems faced by PG
Nationalities
Emancipation/reforms
General
100

What was the Provisional government organising elections for, which if successful would make them legitimate? 

A Constituent Assembly 

100

When was there a 'weak attempt to unite the Provisional Government and Petrograd Soviet via a coalition'?

May 1917

100

When was the Polish rebellion

1863

100

Which group dominated the Zemstva?

Nobles

100

Was the June offensive successful?

No

200

Did the Provisional Government want peace or to push for a victory in the war? (Bonus 100 for why) 

Push for a victory 

They believed withdrawing from the war would weaken Russia's position internationally and harm its chances for future success

200

Why did the PG postpone land reform?

The government postponed land reform until the Constituent Assembly was elected. This is due to the fear of alienating the landowning class as many of them were government supporters.

200

How did Alexander II try to compromise with the Polish government? 

He allowed the Polish government to frame their own land reform programme.

200

How long was the length of active service reduced to after military reforms in 1864

25 years to 15 years (10 years in reserves)

200

For how long did peasants have to pay redemption payments and at what interest rate? 

49 years, 6%

300

When exactly was the Provisional Government formed?

(Date/Month/Year)

1st March 1917

300

Around what percentage of land was still owned by the nobility after the February revolution 1917?

After the February revolution, about 50% of land was still owned by the nobility.

300

What was the tipping point/trigger of the Polish Rebellion?

Conscription 

300

The Third Element was abolished in 1880, and the (BLANK) was introduced

Okhrana
300

By what percentage did the price of goods rise between 1914 and 1917?

Bonus 200 for how much did wages rise by

400%

200%

400

Name 3 reforms the Provisional Government issued after February 

  • they abolished the Okhrana

  • they removed Tsarist Governors

  • they also allowed freedom of speech

  • they abolished the death penalty

  • they released political prisoners

  • they gave an amnesty to opponents of the Tsar

400

What were the demands of workers and peasants during the July Days?

workers demanded for 8 hour days 

Peasants demanded for more land

400

What happened in 1876 which illustrates Alexander II's desire to avoid separatism

An official commission was set up in 1876 to investigate separatism activity (in Ukraine)

400

What was the name for the seperate courts for peasants created in 1864?

Volost courts

400

Which country did the Provisional government give independence to in 1918?

Poland

500

Who were the 2 leaders of the Provisional Government?

(March - July)

(July - October)

Prince Lvov

Alexander Kerensky

500

What percentage of soldiers in the army were lost during the June Offensive?

40%

500

How many Poles rebelled against Russian rule in the 1863 Polish uprising?

200,000

500

who was appointed minister of interior in 1861

Milyutin

500

How many riots were reported by the Minister of the Interior in the first 4 months of 1861?

647

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