Russian Revolution

One factor that led to the Russian Revolutions was

• their loss to Japan in 1905

• invasion by the Chinese

• a desire to establish a new monarchy

• all of these

The autocratic leader of Russia was

• Czar Napoleon 5

• Czar Anastasia 3

• Czarina Caterina 8

• Czar Nicholas 2

At the beginning of 1917, working-class women lead a series of strikes in the city of

• Minsk

• Petrograd

• Belarus

• Tokyo

The strikes of 1917 were a protest against

• extreme poverty

• the autocracy

• extreme starvation

• all of these

The Russians formed a legislative body called

• The Politburo

• The Parliament

• The Duma

• None of these

The Bolsheviks started as a small faction of which party

• The Soldiers

• The Black Hand

• The Young Turks

• The Marxists

The leader of the Marxist party was

• Vladimir Lenin

• Vladimir Putin

• Igor Stravinsky

• Carl Rasputin

The Russian Revolution started with a challenge to government by the

• Union

• Duma

• Soviets

• Czar

The Bolsheviks seized power in Petrograd when they joined with the

• Soviets

• Premier

• Germans

• Russians

People quickly grew tired of the regime of the Communists resulting in

• a new Czar taking over

• a unification of factions

• a Civil War

• all of these