Russian Revolution 1917-1924. PG 68 Intro: Copy the following terms and definitions. Czar: Russian emperor Autocracy: Absolute rule by a single appointed.

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Russian Revolution

PG 68 Intro: Copy the following terms and definitions. Czar: Russian emperor Autocracy: Absolute rule by a single appointed ruler Socialism: A system that advocates the state's ownership of land, industry and capital. Communism is a branch of socialism. Marxist: Following the teachings of Karl Marx Civil war: A war between citizens of the same country. Communism: An economic and political system in which property and goods are owned by the government and products are shared by all. Dictator: A ruler with total power over a country, typically one who has obtained power by force. Russification: spread of Russian culture Obj 3/26/14: SW determine the cause and effect of political revolutions in Europe.

Why Were the People Revolting? 85% of people were peasants Under the last Czar’s leadership- Nicholas II Causes: 1) Lost Russo-Japanese War 2) Bloody Sunday St. Petersburg - Army opened fire on peaceful protesters asking for better working conditions 3) Lost 2 mill Russians in WWI -not ready for battle, lacked supplies

Causes of the Russian Revolution

2 Revolutions March 1917 Czar loses power Workers rise up Led by Alexander Kerensky November Bolshevik Revolution Led by Vladimir Lenin He was a Socialist/Marxist His people were called Bolsheviks Lenin had Nicolas II family executed

Peace, Land, and Bread A promise by Lenin to the people Peace= withdrew from WWI and gave up some land Land and Bread= Lenin divided up farms and factories –upset the wealthy (Kulaks) This led to a civil war

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Russian Civil War Bolshevik Red Army vs. White Army Fighting, famine, disease led to million deaths Red army, led by Lenin, won civil war The Bolshevik Party becomes the Communist Party – Bolshevik means “of the majority”

Communist Party Countries of the world now (red) or previously (orange) which were led by communist (Marxist- Leninist) governments

Communist Party Beliefs Central banking system Government controlled education Government controlled labor Government ownership of transportation and communication vehicles Government ownership of agricultural means and factories Total abolition of private property Property rights confiscation Heavy income tax on everyone Elimination of rights of inheritance Regional planning

USSR Union of Soviet Socialist Republics – AKA Soviet Union A nation of Eurasia from Was world’s most powerful Communist country Made up of 15 republics – controlled by central government Russification=spread of Russian culture

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