Bolshevik Seizure of Power 1.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? HistoryRussia - 19th and 20th centuryA2/A-levelAQA Created by: AshyBoyCreated on: 14-05-18 18:40 By January 1917 how much higher were prices that that of 1914? 300% 1 of 27 By October 1917 how much higher were prices that that of 1914? 750% 2 of 27 LENIN'S RETURN blah blah blah 3 of 27 When did Lenin Return? April 1917 4 of 27 What was the April Theses? It was Lenin's demands; Power to the Soviets, The end of the War and All land be nationalised and re-distributed (Peace, Land and Bread) 5 of 27 What were the Bolshevik's reaction to Lenin's Return? They were worried that Lenin was out of touch and his radical views would do more harm than good. 6 of 27 What allegations were there of Lenin? That he was paid by the Germans to create a revolution and give up in the war effort 7 of 27 What were the Menshevik's reaction tot Lenin's return? They felt that Lenin would undermine their success. 8 of 27 What was the Bolshevik's support in the Soviet? They were in the minority at 26,000 9 of 27 THE JULY DAYS blah blah blah 10 of 27 How much did grain prices double in this period? It doubled 11 of 27 How many factories closed down in this period? 600 12 of 27 How many jobs were lost in this period? 100,000 13 of 27 How many sailors joined the workers in the streets and what did that ask for? 20,000, "All power to the Soviets" 14 of 27 What happened as a result of this? The provisional government sent out warrants for the arrests of Bolsheviks due to suspicion of them organising a possible revolution 15 of 27 What were the Menshevik's reaction to this? They were quick to denounce any involvement of the Bolsheviks in the protest due to wanting them to be distanced from Soviet in general 16 of 27 What did Lenin do? He fled which looked bad for him since he didn't lead 17 of 27 What was Lenin's reaction to this? This went against the Bolshevik theology of an organised and militant vanguard being necessary to organise the proletariat revolution 18 of 27 THE KORNILOV COUP blah blah blah 19 of 27 What did Kerensky have to do in order to fight the coup? He had to free the Bolsheviks in order for them to defend Petrograd 20 of 27 What did Lenin make clear about this fight? That the Bolsheviks were fighting against Kornilov not for the provisional government 21 of 27 What was the private army that the Bolsheviks controlled called? The Red Guard 22 of 27 Between February and October how much did Bolshevik Support grow? 170% 23 of 27 How much did the Bolshevik membership in the Soviet grow between February and October? From 26,000 to 200,000 (Majority) 24 of 27 Who was made the chairman of the Soviet? Trotsky 25 of 27 How many Red Guards were there by October? 30,000 26 of 27 How many newspapers did the Bolsheviks control in this period? 41 27 of 27
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