methods of control
quotes- Primary
Quotes- Historian
events / other
defintions
100

the Bolsheviks ________ the media, shutting down newspapers that publishes current events. Getting rid of 200 newspapers from 1918-1921

Censorship/ control - 

100

"Enemy agents, profiteers, Marauders, hooligans, counter-revolutionary agitators and German spies are to be summarily shot"

Lenin- Decree on Cheka

100

"nothing seems to change for the better"

Rosenberg

100

A major 1921 military mutiny against the Bolshevik government by sailors, soldiers, and workers.

Protesting war communism and supporting Petrograd strikes 

Kronstadt Revolut 

100

The secret police that the Bolsheviks established by Lenin and Felix Dzerzhinsky

what is the Cheka

200

This Bolshevik goal lead to the literacy rates in Russia going from 25% pre revolution to 50% by the 1920s

Education

200

"we will not exchange our rifles for a ballot!" 

Lenin - Constituent assembly 

200

"the machine gun became for them the principle instrument of political persuasion" 

Pipes- Constituent assembly 

200

Whites reds and greens fought in which war?

Civil war

200

The highest executive and administrative cabinet of the government in Soviet Russia and the Soviet Union from 1917 until 1946

What is the Sovnarkom

300

This treaty saw the Russians withdrawn from WW1 resutlitng in backlash at the loss of Large amounts of lands

Brest-Litovsk 

300

"If the new terms are worse... it is burkharin and co who are guilty"

Lenin...... Treaty of B-L

300

"Victory in the Civil War brought them face to face with the country's internal problems of administrative chaos and economic devastation" 

Fitzpatrick 

300

The women's department in Soviet Russia was known as the _________ , established in 1919 by prominent Bolshevik revolutionaries Alexandra Kollontai and Inessa Armand

Zhenotdel

300

a popularly elected body that met for a single day in January 1918 to create a new constitution and government for post-revolutionary Russia, only to be forcibly dissolved by the Bolsheviks

what is the Constituent Assembly 

400

 Armed Bolshevik groups that forcibly confiscated grain and agricultural surpluses from Russian peasants (kulaks) during the Russian Civil War

Grain requisition squads or prodrazverstka

400

"We stand for organised terror: this should be frankly stated" 

Felix Dzerzhinsky

400

"the red terror did not come out of the blue:it was implicit" 

Figes

400

This stationary crisis saw the rise in _______ and the fall of ______. as a result of ______

rise in industrial prices (prices went up as they were not the focus) 

Fall in agricultural prices (prices when down because so many peasants priorities farming)

the NEP 

400

in early Soviet Russia was a temporary economic policy introduced by Vladimir Lenin in 1917 and 1918 to use capitalist management methods and market tools to rescue a ruined economy before transitioning to socialism

What is State capitalism

500

what were the Initial Decrees

Peace, land, press, unions, bank nationalisation, marriage, nationalities. 

500

"The execution of the Tsar and his family was needed... to show that there is no retreating, that ahead lay total victory or total doom"

Trotsky

500

"The period from 1917 to 1924 had shown the wide gap between revolutionary theory and economic reality "

Lynch - war communism to NEP

500

Why did the Reds win, and why did the Whites lose? 

Reds won - Trotsky's leadership/ united purpose/ city prioritised defences. and Felix's+cheka's terrorising of the white armies.

Whites lost - not unified/privately/ externally funded; aim was to reinstate the Romanov family. (which they later couldn't, as they were killed by the Bolsheviks) 

500

a temporary, market-oriented economic system introduced by Vladimir Lenin in 1921 to rescue Soviet Russia from the extreme devastation of War Communism and the Russian Civil War

What is the new economic policy

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