Consequences of the 1905 Russian Revolution - Call List

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1. Introduced _____ – loans for peasants to buy land
   Peasant Land Banks
2. When is Rasputin killed?
   1916
3. Who was brought back to draft the October Manifesto?
   Sergei Witte
4. How many political detainees were executed, sentenced to penal servitude or exiled without trial in Stolypin's first three years in office?
   60,000
5. Peasants were also given financial incentives to move to remote areas of ____
   Siberia
6. . Aftermath of the Lena Massacre - sympathy strikes errupted... "Nothing can help us, neither tears nor protests, but an organized mass struggle"
   Petrograd Workers
7. 20 July, 1914
8. Tsar could "SHUT DOWN" Duma whenever he wanted.
   Shut down
9. Short term
10. Group that was appeased by the OM?
    Liberals e.g. Octoberists
11. What was the name of the elected body introduced with the OM?
    Duma
12. The Kadets wanted what?
    Written constitution
13. 1911
14. Incentivise peasants to own their own farms.
15. , (August 26–30, 1914), World War I battle fought at Tannenberg, East Prussia, that ended in a German victory over the Russians. The crushing defeat occurred barely a month into the conflict, but it became emblematic of the Russian Empire’s expe
    Battle of Tannenberg
16. What did the Tsar want to impose to stop the 1905 Revolution?
    Martial Law
17. In Moscow how many protestors were killed in violence between the army and strikers?
    1,000
18. In addition to the creation of a Duma, the OM promised?
    Relaxation of censorship, increase in freedom of speech and freedom of assembly
19. Indirect
20. Charles Emmerson
21. Through the FL the Tsar maintained control of?
    Army & Navy
22. What was made legal in 1905?
    Formation of Trade Unions
23. Ineffective military leadership: The Russian military leadership was plagued by incompetence and political infighting. Many of the top generals were appointed for political reasons, rather than for their military skills
    Political Reasons
24. How many died in the Lena Goldfields Massacre?
    170
25. The Tsarina, under the influence of Rasputin
26. February/March Revolution, 1917
27. Battle of Masurian Lakes, took place at the start of World War One, in September 1914. The battle marked the second defeat for the Russian Army at the hands of the Germans. The Battle of Masurian Lakes cost Russia’s First Army ______ men and 150
    125,000
28. Russia was the ___ largest producer of steel, coal and iron
    4th
29. # of casualties amassed in first year of War?
    1 million
30. In 1912, safety inspectors were introduced into factories.
    Safety Inspectors
31. Which group did Stolypin target?
    Social Revolutionaries
32. Reasons for Russia's involvement in WWI?
    Alliance system, strategic & territorial motivations e.g. access to straits of Turkey
33. MANIA
34. Show trials and summary executions had reduced membership of revolutionary groups from 100,000 to ____ by 1910
    10,000
35. Reason related to 1905
    Diversion from problems in Russia
36. 1906
37. Cost of War, printing money, decline in value of the rouble
    Hyperinflation
38. How did the Tsar appease some groups in the 1905 Revolution?
    October Manifesto
39. Orlando Figes
40. Mass mobilisation
41. Landless peasants
42. SRs, Mensheviks & Bolsheviks wanted?
    More power to peasants & workers
43. Three new bodies created under the new government system including Council of Ministers, Duma and?
    State Council
44. When did the Tsar takeover command of the army
    1915
45. Immediate
46. "Stolypin's Neckties"
47. Which groups were not appeased by the OM?
    SRs, Kadets, Mensheviks & Bolsheviks
48. Who was introduced in 1906 to lead a counterrevolution?
    Pyotr Stolypin
49. Shortages in workers and food in the countryside
50. broad and sweeping powers – right to arrest, sentence and execute those considered to have committed crimes against the state.
    Union of Russian People
51. What did the OM achieve?
    Split Opposition
52. Kulaks
53. Long Term
54. used to suppress Bolsheviks and Mensheviks accused of inciting opposition to the Tsarist state within the army.
    Okhrana
55. 1912
56. Quick Justice
57. 1914
58. What was issued in 1906 that reinforced the Tsar's supremacy?
    Fundamental Laws
59. Terrorist group – that targets those in opposition to the Tsar
    Black Hundreds