Java Games: Flashcards, matching, concentration, and word search.

Revolutions in Russia

Use the following vocabulary words to solve teh activity. You may need prior knowledge to help you answer these questions.

AB
Bolsheviksa radical socialist group that took charge of Russia in 1917
sovieta council of workers and soldiers
Karl Marxspread ideas about the proletariat overthrowing the ruling elite in order to gain success in society
March Revolutioncaused by food and fuel shrtages. Soldiers were leaving war due to problems at home
V.I. Leninleader of the Bolshevik party, who eventually takes control of the Russian government
Rasputinhelps czarina Alexandra when Czar Nicholas II goes to fight in war. Known as a magical healer
Czar Nicholas IIconservative ruler who resisted any type of changes
war communismpolicy where communists took over banks, mines, factories and railroads
Stalinchanges Russia into the U.S.S.R. and leads a revolution to change to communism
NEPecomomic policy that Lenin proposed to help revive the economy
Trotskyfollowed Lenin's ideas and supported Marx. Tried to gain control of Russia after Lenin's death
whitesa nationalists group that supported the ideas of the Czar
Red Armya communist group that fought for change and supported the Revolution
Germanyresponsible for returning Lenin back to Russia to help lead Russia out of WWI
November Revolutionthe Bolsheviks seize power of the government and take control of Russia
Hammer and the Sicklerepresent the workers and teh peasants and become a new symbol of hope
Peace, Land, and BreadLenin's promise to the citizens of Russia during the November Revolution
March 1917Russia leaves WWi
Treaty of Brest Litovskagreement that stated that Russia can leave the war if they turn land over to Germany
allied forcesBritain, Russia, and France
Central PowersGermany, Austria Hungary, Italy
Bloody Sundaycitizens traveled to St. Petersburg square to ask teh Czar for reforms. They were met with open fire
Chekasecret police
command economygovernment officials make all economic decisions
collectiveslarge farms owned and operated by peasant groups
totalitarian stateone party dictatorship tries to regulate every aspect of citizens lives

This activity was created by a Quia Web subscriber.
Learn more about Quia
Create your own activities