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RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONS
COPY FOR YOUR TEST
TERMS• DECEMBERIST REVOLT – Decemberists tried to
overthrow Nicholas I; resulted in 100s of revolutionaries exiled to Siberia; czar forced Jews to Germany
• REVOLUTION OF 1905 – began as a result of Bloody Sunday; forced the czar to create a Duma
• MARCH REVOLUTION - people rioted and went on strike because of food shortages; forced czar Nicholas II to abdicate the throne
• BOLSHEVIK REVOLUTION – Socialist Revolution led by Lenin; leaders believed in the teachings of Marx; Cheka created to destroy opposition; brought communism to Russia
• BLOODY SUNDAY – the day Father Gapon and followers were shot at by the czar’s army as they marched to the palace; began the Revolution of 1905
• COMMUNISM – classless society where everyone’s needs are taken care of; government controls politics, society and industry
• CHEKA – created to destroy opposition during the Bolshevik Revolution
• DUMA – czar created the government body during Rev. of 1905 to make changes
• COMMUNIST MANIFESTO – written by Marx and Engles
• RED ARMY – set up by Leon Trotsky; opposed by the White Army (anti-communists)
• TREATY OF BREST-LETOVSK – ended Russia’s involvement in WWI
• SOVIETS – government bodies set up to challenge the existing government during the March Rev.
• PETROGRAD – originally St. Petersburg; sounded too German
• MOSCOW – the capital of Russia• SIBERIA – Northeastern region of Russia
where 150,000 people exiled after the Decemberist Revolt
PEOPLE
• NICHOLAS I – took over the throne when Alexander I suddenly died; forced Jews to Germany during Decemberist Revolt
• NICHOLAS II – abdicated the throne during the March Revolution of 1917
• FATHER GAPON – lead a group to palace to ask Nicholas II for better working condition, while they were on their way they were shot at Bloody Sunday
• KARL MARX – wrote Communist Manifesto; father of communism
• FREIDRICK ENGLES – wrote Communist Manifesto with Marx
• VLADIMIR LENIN – lead the Socialist Revolution known as the Bolshevik Revolution
• LEON TROTSKY – trained the Red Army during the Bolshevik Revolution