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At the local level, most peasants had their lives controlled by the -- - correct answermir Did the Duma have any real power? - correct answerNo Due to the treaty of Brest Litovsk, how much population, land and industry did Russia lose? - correct answer34 per cent of its population, 32 per cent of its agricultural land, 54% of industry Due to the treaty of Brest Litovsk, how much railways, coal miners did Russia lose and how much were they fined? - correct answer26 per cent of its rail...

During the Great Terror, when did arrests happen and what happened after one was arrested - - Middle of the night; victims were rarely told what they were accused of. - Days of physical and psycological torture until they would confess to anything Give 3 things Stalin did in terms of propaganda and censorship? - - Lots of portraits, photo's and statues with him, with streets named after him - Religious worship banned; he wanted people to worship him - Smaller scale projects, with lots ...

By WW1, Russia was the ..th largest producer of... - correct answer4, steel, coal and iron How did Rasputin rise to power? - correct answerHe 'healed' the Tsar's son, and gave them advice on how to run the country How did Stolypin boost industry? - correct answerAgriculture reform reduced demand in countrysides, so more people moved to cities How did the Tsar respond to the 1905 Revolution? - correct answerOctober Manifesto How long did the first Duma last before they were s...

2 Bolshevik slogans? - correct answer'Peace, Bread, Land and Freedom' and 'All Power to the Soviets' 3 leaders of the non-communist forces in the Civil War? - correct answerDenikin, Kolchak, Yudenich About how many died during the Russian Civil War? - correct answerapprox 10 million Aims of War Communism? - correct answerbegin to create communism in Russia by sharing resources more equally amongst people + win the Civil War by ensuring that workers in towns and the Red Army ...

• Impact of the Second World War: political, economic, and social problems caused by the Great Patriotic War up to 1945 - correct answerPolitical problems - weakened trust in Stalin initially due to his lack of preparation in 1941; challenge of reasserting control over areas liberated from German occupation which cooperated with them e.g. Ukrainians, Baltic peoples, hoping for independence, Stalin had to reimpose Soviet control harshly on millions; continued use of repression (NKVD still opera...

Cossaks - correct answerCommanded by the Tsar to handle strikes, protests and riots with violence and brutality. This insinuated fear. Describe what agriculture was like in the early 1900s - correct answer-Most peasants were illiterate, poor and resistant to change -Agriculture was backwards with little to no use of modern technology. Most peasants used traditional methods of farming as they had no education or opportunity to modernise. -Small strips of land were allocated to village peasan...

1905 - correct answerthe Revolution of 1905 occurs. Around 200 people are killed on Bloody Sunday. 1905 - correct answerTsar Nicholas II is forced to accept the October Manifesto allowing for a parliament called the Duma. 1917 - correct answerThe Russian Revolution occurs. The Tsarist government is overthrown. The communist Bolsheviks under Vladimir Lenin take control in the October Revolution. 1918 - correct answerTsar Nicholas II and his family are executed by the Bolsheviks. The "...

A 1st grade teacher reads a story aloud to her class. This is an example of - correct answermodeled reading A 4th grade teacher notices that students bump into each other on the way to the pencil sharpener. Before changing the layout of the classroom, the teacher should - correct answerconsider traffic flow patterns. A 4th-grade team analyzes student test scores from the beginning and the end of the school year to determine whether to continue using the current core reading curriculum. Whi...

A copy cataloging feature. - correct answerIn addition to having remote access, a library media center's OPAC must be user-friendly for the library media specialist by including? A telephone call to each family. - correct answerWhat would NOT be effective way to communicate library information to parents? Accessibility of information and resources. - correct answerThe passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990 prompted library media programs to closely examine what? Acqui...

-Check the current status of an item - correct answerWhen accessing a library media center catalog remotely, users are generally able to -Read a biography of a book's author -Check the current status of an item -Access other files in the library management system -See who currently has an item checked out of the library -Sequence the search results by copyright date -Inform him of school policies and procedures -Offer encouragement and support -Recommend conferences and other lear...