February-Civil War 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? HistoryRussia - 19th and 20th centuryASEdexcel Created by: Gabi ChaseCreated on: 01-04-13 11:05 Which battle did the Germans win Sept 1914 Battle of Tannenburg, Hinderburg defeated Rennenkampf and Samsonov 1 of 44 How many troops were killed in this battle? 30,000 2 of 44 After a seige lasting nearly four months, the russians.. captured the town of przemysl and 110,000 prisoners 3 of 44 Russians were again defeated at the battle of? Battle of Lodz Dec 1914 4 of 44 What year did the tsar join the army? 1915 5 of 44 What was the last russian offensive called? Brusilov Offensive 6 of 44 how many russian soldiers died in WW1? 1.6 million 7 of 44 what percentage of the population were mobilised> 9% 8 of 44 What was the level of inflation? 200% 9 of 44 How many wagons of food did moscow recieve? only 300 wagons compared to pre-war 2200 10 of 44 how many duma deputies formed themselves into a progressive bloc? 236 out of 422 deputies 11 of 44 what did it mainly comprise of? Kadets, Octoberists and Progressivists 12 of 44 which factory was there a major strike? Putilov steel workers where 100,000 striked 13 of 44 How many strikers were there by 25th Feb? 200,000 14 of 44 what did Order Number 1 mean? PS demanded that all of the army consisted of PS 15 of 44 What date was the tsar's train intercepted? 2nd March and tsar persuaded to abdicate 16 of 44 Who was announced as Prime Minister of the PG? Prince Lvov 17 of 44 what links were there between the PG and PS? keresnky and 6 members of the PS included in the PG 18 of 44 who was the PS dominated by? left-wing groups- SR's and SD's 19 of 44 By October 1917, the dominant party in the PS was? Bolsheviks overtaking the Mensheviks 20 of 44 what was the biggest problem facing the provisional government? WAR- 21 of 44 which foreign powers loaned money to russia? Britain and France in return that they continue fighting 22 of 44 Who in the PG felt Russia should stay in war? Milyukov 23 of 44 what were the peasants doing in the countryside? revolution in the countryside, 700 complaints and PG lacked authority to impose 24 of 44 what did Lenin condemn? In his april theses criticised accomodationism 25 of 44 What were his slogans? peace, bread, land and all power to the soviets 26 of 44 what was the major set-back for the bolsheviks? The July Days (July 1917), this united the PG against the bolsheviks 27 of 44 what brought about a fatal blow of the PG? Kornilov Affair 1917 28 of 44 who controlled the MRC? Trotsky 29 of 44 why was Lenin urgent to quickly take power in Oct 1917 Meeting of the All-Russian Congress and Nov election for constituent assembly 30 of 44 why was elections a threat? it was impossible to predict bolshevik success 31 of 44 how did the bolsheviks undermine kerenskys pre-parliament? they attended but boldly walked out 32 of 44 what was the -all-russian congress of soviets made up of'? 390 bolsheviks, 80 mensheviks and 180 SR's 33 of 44 elections of the constituent assembly took place on 12 november 34 of 44 what were the results bolsheviks only had 1/4 of russian electorate, only 24% of vote 35 of 44 decree on land confiscated private land and placed it into the hands of peasants 36 of 44 peace decree steps to end war with germany and A.H 37 of 44 decree on the new government set up the sovnarkom 38 of 44 decree on workers control accepted worker takeover but demanded order and dicipline 39 of 44 the vesenkha was set up this presided over russian economy 40 of 44 how did lenin dissolve the constituent assembly? ruthlessly dissolved with red guards after one day 41 of 44 what year was the treaty of brest-litovsk? 1918 42 of 44 what were the policies of the treaty 1/3 russia to germany, lost 45 million russians, russia pay 3 billion roubles in reperations 43 of 44 what majority did lenin get? a majority of one in the central committee debate 44 of 44
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