 Open up your textbook to Chapter 27.3 (p.548)  Give the definitions to the two vocabulary words.  Read each section and write down 5 important facts.

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 Open up your textbook to Chapter 27.3 (p.548)  Give the definitions to the two vocabulary words.  Read each section and write down 5 important facts about each.  There are a few sections that already give some key points, people, or events.  You need to explain these things as a part of your 5 notes for each section.

 Soviet  War Communism

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 Lenin  Bolsheviks  3  4  5

 Leon Trotsky  Communists  4  Treaty of Brest-Litovsk  5

 Red Army  2  3  4  Czar Nicholas II and his family

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