Russian Revolution Quizs

The man who came back from being exiled to lead the Russian Revolution.

• Leon Trotsky

• Joseph Stalin

• Vladimir Lenin

• Mikhail Gorbachev

What sides were in conflict during the Russian Revolution? (Two colors.) What were their goals?

• The Red Army (Bolsheviks) and the White Army

• The Green Army and the Blue Army

• The Black Army and the Yellow Army

• The Red Army (Mensheviks) and the White Army

What was Lenin’s significance?

• Lead the Bolshevik revolution.

• Establish the Soviet Union in 1922.

• Promote capitalism in Russia.

• Support the White Army during the Civil War.

How did Rapid industrialization change the face of the Russian economy?

• The number of factories more than doubled between 1863 and 1900.

• The agricultural output decreased significantly during this period.

• The unemployment rate rose dramatically due to factory closures.

• The average income of workers increased by 50%.

What was a major cause of the Russian Revolution of 1917?

• Widespread dissatisfaction with Czar Nicholas II’s rule, economic trouble, and military failures in World War I

• The rise of communism in Western Europe

• The signing of the Treaty of Versailles

• The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

Which side won? Red army(Bolsheviks) or White Army(Mensheviks)

• Red army (Bolsheviks)

• White Army (Mensheviks)

• Green Army (Anarchists)

• Blue Army (Moderates)

What were the long term social, economic, and political conditions in Russia that made it ripe for revolution?

• Widespread poverty, economic inequality, and political repression under the Tsarist regime

• Strong economic growth and political stability

• A well-educated middle class advocating for democracy

• Support from Western nations for the Tsarist regime

The people were promised peace and _______

• Bread

• Water

• Land

• Freedom

What is the name of the day that workers marched to the winter palace to speak with the czar, but the soldiers ended up shooting the marching crowd?

• Bloody Sunday

• Revolution Day

• March of the Workers

• Czar's Day

What were the prisons that protesters, criminals, enemies, and disabled were put in?

• Gulags

• Concentration Camps

• Internment Camps

• Re-education Camps