| A | B |
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| Proletariat | Term used to describe workers in philosophy of Karl Marx |
| Bolsheviks | Group of Marxists that were the revolutionaries and took control of Russia |
| Rasputin | A self described holy man claiming to have magical powers to heal |
| Provisional Government | temporary government set up after the March Revolution |
| soviet | Local counsels consisting of workers, peasants, and soldiers |
| communist party | Party of the Bolsheviks. Name came from writings of Karl Marx |
| totalitarianism | Form of government in which national government takes control of all aspects of both public and private life |
| Salt March | Organized by Gandhi to oppose government mandate that Indians buy salt from government and pay taxes on it. |
| Command Economy | Government makes decisions about country's economy. |
| Great Purge | 1934 initiated plan by Stalin to eliminate anyohe that threatened his power. |
| Five Year Plan | Stalin's development of the Soviet Union's economy bringing economic results. |
| Collective Farm | Government owned farms created from private farms belonging to Russian citizens |
| Kuomintang | Chinese Nationalist Party |
| May Fourth | May 14, 1914 gathering of over 3000 angry students in Bejing to protest outcome of Treaty of Versailles |
| Jiang | Formally known as Chiang Kai-shek, was head of Kuomintang |
| Long March | 6000 mile march of Chinese Communists from south of China to caves of Shanixi to escape Nationalists forces |
| Rowlett Acts | Laws that allowed governmental to jail protestors without trial for up to 2 years |
| Civil Disobedience | Deliberate and public refusal to obey an unjust law and non-violence to achieve independence |
