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6. When was the Battle of Tannenburg?
- August 1914
- July 1916
- September 1914
- January 1915
7. What was Milyukov's role and political leanings?
- Minister of Foreign Affairs, favoured constitutional monarchy and led the Kadets
- Minister of War, was an Octobrist
- leader, socialist and supporter of the Tsar
8. Who led the Provisional Government after July 1917?
- Milyukov
- Guchkov
- Kerensky
- Prince Lvov
9. When did Russia, Britain and France form the 'Triple Entente'?
10. By how much did Bolshevik membership increase after the Kornilov Affair?
11. Who was General Kornilov?
- Commander in Chief of the army
- a peasant
- a servant to the Tsar
- a member of the Provisional Government
12. What was the result of the Kornilov Affair on the Provisional Government?
- Kerensky dealt with the affair and neutralised the threat
- it weakened the government
- Kerensky panicked and gave power to the Bolsheviks
- it gave Nicholas II more power
13. What happened to Kornilov's troops a few days in to the coup?
- They were stopped by railway workers and arrested
- They were shot by the rest of the army
- They mutinied
- They successfully stormed the Winter Palace
14. Which army was the largest in the world in 1914?
- German army
- Russian army
- French army
- British army
15. Who led the Provisional Government up to July 1917?
- Guchkov
- Kerensky
- Prince Lvov
- General Kornilov
16. When was the Kornilov Affair?
- September 1917
- October 1917
- August 1917
- July 1917
17. What were the main criticisms of the Provisional Government?
- too middle class and not democratic
- not representing the nobles
- not supporting the Tsar
- having too little power and not being democratic
18. When was Russia defeated in Galicia?
19. How many Russian soldiers died in World War One?
- 1.4 million
- 1.7 million
- 2.3 million
- 3.8 million
20. What were Keresky's political leanings?
- socialist
- left-wing and supporter of the Bolsheviks
- right-wing, sympathised with the Rightists
- supported the Nationalists