Russian History- Chapter 3

State one consequence of the Russo-Turkish War

• Alexander II was assassinated

• Russia expanded its Empire

• Russia didn't win all the spoils at the Congress of Berlin

• Serfdom was emancipated

In WW1, Tsar Nicholas II left Petrograd, who was left in charge?

• The Tsarina & Rasputin

• Count Witte

• Kerensky

• The Petrograd Soviet

The hugely unpopular Kerensky offensive resulted in how many Russian deaths?

• 12000

• 60000

• 120000

• 80000

The Bolsheviks were weaponized by the Provisional Government to put down...

• Tambov's Revolt

• The Bezdna Revolt

• The July Days

• The Kornilov Revolt

Party membership increased from 3.76 million in 1941 to...

• 2 million in 1945

• 3 million in 1945

• 5.2 million in 1945

• 5.8 million in 1945

Prices rose by 400% as a consequence of...

• The Second World War

• The First World War

• The Crimean War

• The Cold War

What was established in 1958 to coordinate Eastern European economies?

• COMECON

• COMINFORM

• The Warsaw Pact

• NATO

The Emancipation Edict 'freed' the serfs, when were state-owned serfs freed?

• 1892

• 1917

• 1861

• 1866

State one policy of War Communism

• NEPMEN controlling retail

• More consumer goods

• Grain requisitioning

• The use of gulags

Abortion was initially legalised by...

• Alexander II

• Khrushchev

• Lenin

• Stalin