WorksheetsRussian Revolution
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
They supported women's suffragette movements.
a)
liberals
b)
radicals
c)
conservatives
2.
Austria and Spain favored the Protestant Church
a)
True
b)
False
3.
Nationalists believed in
a)
a communist society
b)
a nation where all citizens are equal
4.
These people were against private property
a)
Capitalists
b)
Socialists
5.
He said that workers had to overthrow capitalism and the rule of private property.
a)
Nicholas II
b)
Rasputin
c)
Karl Marx
d)
Louis VI
6.
This is was another name for the working class
a)
proletariat
b)
profiterole
7.
This was an international body of people who believed in Socialism
a)
proletariat
b)
second international
8.
The Russian Social Democratic Workers Party comprised
a)
peasants
b)
workers
c)
the middle class
d)
landlords
9.
This party split in 1903 over the strategy of organisation.
a)
Socialist Revolutionary Party
b)
Russian Social Democratic Workers Party
c)
Labour Party
d)
Bolshevik Party
10.
Bloody Sunday started a series of events that led to the
a)
formation of a democratic revolution
b)
the 1905 revolution in Russia
c)
the First World War
d)
the rise of the Russian empire
11.
The Duma was
a)
a court
b)
the residence of the czar
c)
the parliament
d)
a river
12.
The Socialist Revolutionary Party believed that the peasants were ready to start a revolution because
a)
they were the most exploited lot
b)
they were the coolest bunch
c)
they were dying to form the government
d)
the Russian custom of dividing land periodically made them natural socialists.
13.
The jadidists were
a)
the descendants of the Jedi
b)
believers in socialism
c)
Muslim reformists who wanted a modernised Islam
d)
herders
14.
The Revolution of 1905 led to the formation of a
a)
Puma
b)
Duma
c)
Estates General
d)
autocratic monarchy
15.
The real reason for the Russian Revolution of 1905 was
a)
decline in real wages
b)
price rise
c)
increase in workers' associations
d)
all of the above
16.
The Triple Alliance comprised
a)
Germany, Austria and Hungary
b)
Germany , Japan and Italy
c)
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Turkey
d)
England, France and Russia
17.
He was a fiend, a monk and a healer
a)
Ra 1
b)
Neva
c)
Saprutin
d)
Rasputin
18.
St. Petersburg was renamed Petrograd because
a)
the Russians were bored with the name
b)
Rasputin wanted this change
c)
the czarina hated the old name
d)
of anti German sentiments
19.
By the winter of 1916 bread riots were common because
a)
Russians wanted cake
b)
bread and flour were contaminated
c)
bread and flour were scarce as it was being sent to the front to feed soldiers
d)
the czar ordered these riots
20.
What is odd in the following?
a)
czar
b)
emperor
c)
kaiser
d)
comrade
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