Czars
He was the last Czar of Russia
Nicholas II
The slogan of the Bolshevik Revolution
Peace, Land, and Bread
He was German philosophy who wrote The Communist Manifesto
Karl Marx
This war, which ended in 1905, humiliated Russia as they had lost to a non-European power
The Russo-Japanese War
He was a monk that was supposedly able to heal the Czar's son
Grigori Rasputin
January 22, 1905, the Czar's army open fires into a crowd of protestors at the Czar's palace leaving hundreds dead
Bloody Sunday
He was the leading revolutionary that brought Communism to Russia
Vladimir Lenin
Russia had to pull out of this war in 1917, before the war was even over
World War 1
The family name of the last Czar dynasty that lasted 300 years
The Romanovs
Riots that were started by women led to the abdication of Czar Nicholas II
The March Revolution
The radical Communist party in Russia
The Bolsheviks
This war was fought between the Red and White armies
The Russian Civil War
He became Czar in 1881, and was known for secret police, censorship, and treating Jews very harshly
Alexander III
This 1917 revolution led to the Bolsheviks taking power in Russia
The November Revolution
The name of the new Communist state of Russia (the full name)
The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR)
He was the leader of the Red Army
Leon Trotsky
The railroad, built by the Czars, that was intended to expand the nation eastward
The Trans-Siberian Railroad
The Russian legislature
The Duma
Lenin's temporary economic policy that implemented aspects of Capitalism
The New Economic Policy (NEP)
The number of people that died from the Russian Civil War and the resulting famine
14 million