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Russian Revolution & Totalitarianism

Russian Revolution & Totalitarianism

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History

9th - 12th Grade

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Brian Faehnrich

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8 Slides • 9 Questions

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following was a consequence of government-driven rapid industrialization in Russia between 1863 and 1900?

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Improved working conditions for laborers

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Profits reaching the Russian people

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Labor unions were encouraged

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Grueling work conditions and low wages

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Multiple Choice

Which best explains how the crises at home and abroad contributed to the rise of revolutionary movements in Russia?

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The crises strengthened the government's control and suppressed revolutionary movements in Russia.
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Economic stability at home and abroad led to a decline in revolutionary sentiments in Russia.
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The crises united the ruling class and eliminated any chance of revolutionary movements in Russia.
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The crises at home and abroad created widespread discontent and weakened the government's legitimacy, leading to the rise of revolutionary movements in Russia.

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Multiple Choice

Which group of Marxist revolutionaries in Russia was led by Vladimir Lenin and advocated for a radical revolution at any cost?

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Mensheviks

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Bolsheviks

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Proletariat

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Czarists

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Multiple Choice

The abdication of Czar Nicholas II marked the end of ___ centuries of Romanov rule.

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three
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two

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one

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Multiple Choice

What were the main promises made by Lenin and the Bolsheviks during the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917?

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Peace, Land, and Bread

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Equality for all

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End of monarchy

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Universal suffrage

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Multiple Choice

Which policy allowed for small-scale capitalism in Russia between 1921 and 1924?

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Five-Year Plans

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New Economic Policy

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Collective Farms

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Great Purge

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Multiple Choice

Compare the roles and outcomes of the White Army and the Red Army during the Russian Civil War.

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The Red Army was more organized and ultimately victorious, while the White Army was fragmented and failed to achieve its goals.
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The White Army achieved its objectives, while the Red Army was unable to unite its forces effectively.
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The Red Army was poorly led and suffered heavy losses, while the White Army gained significant support.
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The White Army was better organized and won the war, while the Red Army was disorganized and lost.

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Multiple Choice

How did the policies of autocratic czars contribute to unrest in Russia before the revolution?

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They promoted freedom of speech and religion

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They encouraged labor unions

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They imposed strict censorship and banished political prisoners

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They reduced taxes for the poor

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Open Ended

Reflecting on today's lesson about the Russian Revolution and totalitarianism, what is one question you still have or one aspect you would like to learn more about?

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