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What was the main reason for unrest in Russia before World War I?

• The success of the Russo-Japanese War

• The defeat in the Russo-Japanese War

• The prosperity of the Russian peasants

• The support of Czar Nicholas II for the peasants

Who led the Bolshevik communists during the Russian Revolution?

• Joseph Stalin

• Leon Trotsky

• Vladimir Lenin

• Karl Marx

Explain how the Bolsheviks changed the political structure of Russia after the revolution.

• They established a monarchy with Czar Nicholas II.

• They created a democratic government with free elections.

• They declared themselves rulers and established a communist state.

• They formed a coalition government with the Duma.

What was the new name given to Russia under communist rule?

• Russian Empire

• Soviet Union

• Russian Federation

• United Socialist States

Analyze the impact of the command economy on the workers in the Soviet Union.

• Workers had complete control over factory decisions.

• The economy was decentralized and market-driven.

• The government planned and controlled the economy, limiting workers' control.

• Workers were free to start their own businesses.

What was the role of the Duma in Russia before the Bolshevik Revolution?

• It was a powerful legislative body with full control over the government.

• It was a representative body with limited political powers.

• It was a military organization supporting the czar.

• It was a religious council advising the czar.

Discuss the methods used by the Communist Party to maintain control over the Soviet Union.

• They encouraged free speech and open political debate.

• They used soldiers and secret police to suppress opposition.

• They allowed multiple political parties to exist.

• They relied on voluntary support from the populace.

What economic theory did Lenin and the Communist Party use to structure Russian society?

• Capitalism

• Feudalism

• Marxism

• Mercantilism

Evaluate the effectiveness of the Bolshevik's promise to turn decision-making in factories over to the workers.

• It was fully implemented, and workers had complete control.

• It was partially implemented, with some worker input.

• It was not implemented, as the government maintained control.

• It led to the privatization of factories.

What was the fate of Czar Nicholas II and his family after the Bolshevik Revolution?

• They were exiled to a foreign country.

• They were allowed to live peacefully in Russia.

• They were captured and executed by the Bolsheviks.

• They were given a ceremonial role in the new government.