STATISTICS

Question 1

Nicholas II

Answer 1

1894-1917

Question 2

Khodynka Fields Massacre

Answer 2

May 1896
1400 men and women trampled to death

Question 3

St Petersburg 1901

Answer 3

Squadron of mounted cossacks charged into St Petersburg
13 dead
1500 imprisoned

Question 4

Years of Red Cockerel

Answer 4

1902-1907

Question 5

Tsar’s minister

Answer 5

Pyotr Stolypin

Question 6

Stolypins necktie

Answer 6

Peasants, flogged, arrested shot during 1902-07

Question 7

Industrial strikes 1894-1904

Answer 7

17,000 - 90,000

Question 8

Moscow Chief of Okhrana

Answer 8

Zubatov

Question 9

Own police sponsored trade unions

Answer 9

1900-1903
Zubatov exiled and dismissed when trade unions became involved in general strike Odessa

Question 10

Governor general of Moscow

Answer 10

Grand Duke Sergei Alexandrovich

Question 11

Gapon union

Answer 11

Assembly of St Petersburg Factory Workers
8000 members
12 branches

Question 12

Gapon dead

Answer 12

1906

Question 13

Russio-Japanese War

Answer 13

1904

Question 14

Minister of internal affairs 02-04

Answer 14

Plehve

Question 15

Replacement of Plehve

Answer 15

Mirksy

Question 16

Expansion of rights of zemstva

Answer 16

1904

Question 17

Putilov Iron Workers Strike

Answer 17

3rd January 1905

Question 18

Bloody Sunday

Answer 18

9th January 1905
150,000
Narva Gates 40 dead
Troitskaya Square 150 dead
Hymns, banners peaceful
Crossed knees as open fire
12,000 troops break up demonstration
Tsarskoe Selo v Winter Palace St Petersburg

Question 19

Nicholas II agree to meet workers’ representatives

Answer 19

After 4th February 1905

Question 20

Mirsky replacements

Answer 20

Bulygin Internal Affairs
Trepov Military governor of St Petersburg

Question 21

Grand Duke Sergei Aleksandrovich dead

Answer 21

1904 4th February

Question 22

Mutiny on Battleship Potemkin

Answer 22

1905
Mouldy meat ration = mutiny = 7 officers killed
Sailed to Odessa
2000 killed 3000 wounded

Question 23

October Manifesto song

Answer 23

1905
La Marseillaise

Question 24

Different social groups

Answer 24

Social Revoluionaries = Chernov
SDWP split into Bolsheviks and Mensheviks = Lenin and Martov
Trudoviks
Kadets = Milyukov
Octobrists = Guchkov
Progressives
Rightists

Question 25

First Duma

Answer 25

1906

Question 26

Second Duma

Answer 26

1907

Question 27

Third Duma

Answer 27

1907-1912

Question 28

Fourth Duma

Answer 28

1912-1917

Question 29

Rasputin

Answer 29

1905-1916

Question 30

Nicholas II son

Answer 30

Aleksei

Question 31

Aleksei disease

Answer 31

Hemophilia

Question 32

Finance minister 1892-1903

Answer 32

Witte

Question 33

What did Witte do

Answer 33

Introduce new rouble Developing infrastructure State control Railways Improve heavy industry

Question 34

Introduction of rouble backed by gold

Answer 34

1897

Question 35

How much railways = state controlled

Answer 35

70%

Question 36

Railway 1905 then 1913

Answer 36

59,616km 66% 62.2km

Question 37

Trans - Siberian railway

Answer 37

1891-1902

Question 38

Example of heavy industry

Answer 38

Donbas region 23sqkm 87% of Russian coal 1913

Question 39

What overtook St Petersburg as an industrial centre

Answer 39

Moscow

Question 40

Number of factory workers increase 1887-1908

Answer 40

1.3 million - 2.6 million

Question 41

1908-1913 Russia industrial growth

Answer 41

8.5% per year

Question 42

Where was Russia in world in terms of industrial power by 1914

Answer 42

4th

Question 43

Foreign Trade 1913

Answer 43

Britain = 1223 Russia - 190 million

Question 44

Who replaced Durnovo as minister for internal affairs

Answer 44

Stolypin

Question 45

What was Stolypins claim

Answer 45

20 years of peace

Question 46

Grain increase 1900-1914

Answer 46

56 million ton to 90 million

Question 47

Ownership of land by peasants increased by what 1905 - 1915

Answer 47

20% to 50%

Question 48

Communal to private ownership 1914

Answer 48

Only 10% = 90% in trad strips

Question 49

Kulak status

Answer 49

Less than 1%

Question 50

Urban population increase 1867-1917

Answer 50

7 - 28 million 3/4 in St Petersburg = peasants by birth

Question 51

Chloera death

Answer 51

30k dead 1908 -1909

Question 52

How many houses in St Petersburg had no runnning water or sewage sysem

Answer 52

40%

Question 53

How many women = industrial workers

Answer 53

1/5

Question 54

1900-1908 inflation

Answer 54

40%

Question 55

Factory workers hours 1914

Answer 55

Reduced to 10 hours but not applied to workshops

Question 56

Lena Goldfields Massacre

Answer 56

1912 Horsemeat 500 dead

Question 57

1914 illiteracy

Answer 57

60%

Question 58

How many nobles had losy their land to peasants and townsmen 1861-1905

Answer 58

1/3rd

Question 59

Doctors increase

Answer 59

1897=1914 17k-28k

Question 60

1908 women conference

Answer 60

First All- Russian Congress of Women 1035 delegates in St Petersburg Campaigned for female franchise

Question 61

1911 school

Answer 61

6.5 million in primary in school 1/3 girls

Question 62

Censorship

Answer 62

The Silver Age Modernism

Question 63

Examples of censorship

Answer 63

Ballets Marc Chagall's pictures

Question 64

Tercentenary year

Answer 64

1913

Question 65

Ivan Shipov set up of organisation

Answer 65

All- Zemstvo Organisation Unsuccessful Banned straight away 1896

Question 66

Beseda Symposium

Answer 66

1899 Secret and discuss liberal interest such as judicial reform and uni education Later assumed leadership of liberal movement in 1900

Question 67

Union of Liberation

Answer 67

1904 #Pyotr Struve

Question 68

Bogolepov assassination

Answer 68

Karpovich 1901 SR 800 ARRESTS 60 INJURED

Question 69

Von Plehve assassination

Answer 69

1904

Question 70

Political assassinations under SRs

Answer 70

2000 1901-1905

Question 71

Examples of assassinations conducted by SRs

Answer 71

Von Plehve 1904

Question 72

How many Srs sentenced to death and how many actually executed

Answer 72

4500 SRs 1905-1909 and only 2000 executed

Question 73

SDWP

Answer 73

1898

Question 74

Trotsky leaving Mensheviks

Answer 74

1904

Question 75

Economic depression

Answer 75

1907

Question 76

How many businesses experienced a strike in St Petersburg in July 1914

Answer 76

12%

Question 77

Battle of Tannenburg

Answer 77

1914 300k dead

Question 78

Rasputin murder

Answer 78

1916

Question 79

War 1 begin

Answer 79

1914

Question 80

Brusilov Offensive

Answer 80

1916

Question 81

Spending on war 1914-1918

Answer 81

1,500 million roubles - 14,500 million roubles

Question 82

Rise in cost of living

Answer 82

300%

Question 83

Strike in Moscow and Petrograd 1917

Answer 83

30k and 145k

Question 84

EVENTS OF 1917 STRIKE

Answer 84

14th february - 100,000 workers in Petrograd 23rd February 90,000 workers International Womens Day LEAD TO 200K 24th Feb then 250k 25th Feb Army rebel and Duma holds a meeting to create a prov committee 27th Feb 28th Feb Nicholas II leaves to go to Petrograd

Question 85

Desertions 1914-1917 and then from March -May 1917

Answer 85

195k to 365k

Question 86

Milyukov

Answer 86

Foreign minister

Question 87

Guchkov

Answer 87

Minister of war

Question 88

Chernov

Answer 88

Minister of agriculture

Question 89

October 1917 prices of 1914 levels

Answer 89

755%

Question 90

Lenins return

Answer 90

1917

Question 91

April Theses

Answer 91

Power to soviets = PEACE, BREAD AND LAND many unsure

Question 92

July Days

Answer 92

1917 100K jobs lost = rioting lenin in hiding

Question 93

Bolshevik membership 1917

Answer 93

200k

Question 94

Military Revolutionary Committee

Answer 94

200k Red Guards, 150k soldiers of Petrograd and 60 k Baltic soldiers

Question 95

October Rev final

Answer 95

24th 5000 Kronstadt sailors moved in and seized key positions such as telephones etc 300 troops arrived later

Question 96

Sovnarkom

Answer 96

1917

Question 97

Kerensky 10 day fight

Answer 97

1917 Moscow - B v K

Question 98

When did lenin dissolve constituent assembly

Answer 98

1918