What was the significant impact of the Russian Revolution in 1917?

• It led to the end of the Russian monarchy.

• It started World War II.

• It resulted in the discovery of new territories.

• It caused the Industrial Revolution.

How did the Russian Revolution in 1917 influence the world stage?

• It initiated a series of technological advancements.

• It set the stage for a changing world over the next one hundred years.

• It established a new form of government in the United States.

• It caused a decline in global economic systems.

What event in 1918 marked a significant change in Russian leadership?

• The death of the tsar and the rise of a new leader

• The beginning of the Great War

• The winter of 1916–1917

• The Bolsheviks creating a long-term plan

What was one of the main goals of the Bolsheviks as a workers' party?

• To maintain the power of the tsar

• To shift the power from the upper classes to the working people

• To ensure that the tsar's policies continued

• To create a long-term plan without changing the social structure

What ideology did the Bolsheviks later become associated with?

• Capitalism

• Monarchy

• Communism

• Federalism

What does communism advocate for in terms of property ownership?

• Private ownership of all properties

• Community ownership of all properties

• State ownership of only businesses

• Individual ownership based on contributions

What event in 1905 marked the beginning of massive protests and civil war in Russia?

• The Russian Revolution of 1917

• The formation of the Duma

• Bloody Sunday

• The start of World War I

What was the immediate cause of the Russian Revolution of 1917?

• The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

• Food and fuel shortages during the winter of 1916-1917

• The establishment of the soviets

• The defeat in the war with Japan

What did the Russian tsar agree to form after the protests that occurred as a result of Bloody Sunday?

• The Bolshevik Party

• The Winter Palace

• The Duma

• The Soviet Union

Who took advantage of the divisions within Russian society to unite people into one community based on their roles as workers?

• Nicholas II

• Ivan Vladimirov

• Vladimir Lenin

• Archduke Franz Ferdinand