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Russian Revolution Global Regents Review Patten/Valdner

Russian Revolution Global Regents Review Patten/Valdner

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Page 1: Russian Revolution Global Regents Review Patten/Valdner

Russian Revolution

Global Regents ReviewPatten/Valdner

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Long Term Causes Harsh Czars tried to suppress

reforms Peasant unrest

Rigid ClassesVery Poor

Urban Workers were exploited Diversity and Nationalism

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Bloody Sunday On January 22,

1905 Peaceful March to

influence the Czar to reform

Nicholas II called on soldiers to fire upon marchers.

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Bolshevik Revolution Leader – Lenin Followed Marxism Promised

“Peace, Bread, Land” Peace = Out of WWI Bread = Food Land = Equal distribution on land

Lenin pulled out of the war… So he could deal with internal problem

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NEP – New Economic Plan Introduced a bit of Capitalism into Marxism

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Joseph Stalin Great Purge

Rid the U.S.S.R. of all dissidents (people against Stalin)

Totalitarian Rule One-Party dictator who controls all aspects of

the citizen’s life

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Stalin

Command Economy Government makes all economic decisions

Five Year Plan Plan to increase industry and farm output

Collectives Farms owned and operated by a group People starved because they resisted Stalin’s

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