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Bell Ringer: Draw 4 Inferences from the painting below titled Lenin Arrives In Petrograd :. Russian Revolution. An Abbreviated History. Essential Questions and Agenda. EQ: What were the causes and outcomes of the Russian Revolution? 1. Situation in Russia Pre - 1914 2. WWI and Russia - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Bell Ringer: Draw 4 Inferences from the

painting below titled Lenin Arrives In Petrograd:

Bell Ringer: Draw 4 Inferences from the

painting below titled Lenin Arrives In Petrograd:

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Russian Revolution Russian Revolution

An Abbreviated HistoryAn Abbreviated History

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Essential Questions and Agenda

Essential Questions and Agenda

EQ: What were the causes and outcomes of the Russian Revolution?

1. Situation in Russia Pre - 19142. WWI and Russia 3. Provisional Government 19174. Bolshevik Revolution 1917

EQ: What were the causes and outcomes of the Russian Revolution?

1. Situation in Russia Pre - 19142. WWI and Russia 3. Provisional Government 19174. Bolshevik Revolution 1917

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Russian Czar GovernmentRussian Czar Government

Czar 1462-1894

Stability to Instability 1894-1917 Nicolas II

1905 Revolution Russo Japanese War Father Gapon Semiconstitutional

monarchy 1906 Stolypin’s Reforms

Middle Class Buyin

Czar 1462-1894

Stability to Instability 1894-1917 Nicolas II

1905 Revolution Russo Japanese War Father Gapon Semiconstitutional

monarchy 1906 Stolypin’s Reforms

Middle Class Buyin

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Emergence of Revolutionary Political Parties

Emergence of Revolutionary Political Parties

PeasantsIntelligentsiaLandownersBourgeoisieKulaksNoblesUrban Proletariat

PeasantsIntelligentsiaLandownersBourgeoisieKulaksNoblesUrban Proletariat

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The Russian LaundressThe Russian Laundress

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Marxism and CommunismMarxism and Communism

Marxism Karl Marx, Friedrich

Hegel, Friedrich Engels Dialectal Materialism “Thesis vs Antithesis”

Worker vs Owner Synthesis

Class Struggle eventually leads to the “Dictatorship of the Proletariat”

Eliminate Private Property

“Withering away of the State”

Marxism Karl Marx, Friedrich

Hegel, Friedrich Engels Dialectal Materialism “Thesis vs Antithesis”

Worker vs Owner Synthesis

Class Struggle eventually leads to the “Dictatorship of the Proletariat”

Eliminate Private Property

“Withering away of the State”

Communism Version of Marxism

when implemented in the USSR, China

Various forms: War Communism

Lenin New Economic Policy Stalin’s 5 Year Plans Politburo, Central

Committee

Communism Version of Marxism

when implemented in the USSR, China

Various forms: War Communism

Lenin New Economic Policy Stalin’s 5 Year Plans Politburo, Central

Committee

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Emergence of Revolutionary Intelligentsia

Emergence of Revolutionary Intelligentsia

Bolsheviks (Lenin) Majority but really

Minority Hards unwilling to

cooperate with others Revolution should be

controlled by small elite of reliable and zealous workers

Any means necessary

Bolsheviks (Lenin) Majority but really

Minority Hards unwilling to

cooperate with others Revolution should be

controlled by small elite of reliable and zealous workers

Any means necessary

MensheviksMinority but really

MajoritySofts- pro

cooperation Bridge different

intellectual ideologies

Simlar ro Marxistsin Europe

MensheviksMinority but really

MajoritySofts- pro

cooperation Bridge different

intellectual ideologies

Simlar ro Marxistsin Europe

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1905-1911 Stolypin’s Reform

1905-1911 Stolypin’s Reform

Serfs/peasants Stop Redemption Payments

Peasants Leave MIRS for Private Property

Duma Kulaks: Big FarmersProvincial Zemstovos1911 Assassinated

Serfs/peasants Stop Redemption Payments

Peasants Leave MIRS for Private Property

Duma Kulaks: Big FarmersProvincial Zemstovos1911 Assassinated

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World War I in Russia 1914-1917

World War I in Russia 1914-1917

What were the causes and outcomes of the Russian Revolution?1. Situation in Russia Pre - 19142. WWI and Russia 3. Provisional Government 19174. Bolshevik Revolution 1917

What were the causes and outcomes of the Russian Revolution?1. Situation in Russia Pre - 19142. WWI and Russia 3. Provisional Government 19174. Bolshevik Revolution 1917

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RUN AWAY !!!!!!!!RUN AWAY !!!!!!!!

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Quick FactsQuick Facts

1.4 Million Soldiers to 5 Million in 19174.6 Million RiflesNot Enough Ammunition2 million Soldier CasualtiesPeasant and Worker Soldier little

NationalismCsar’s Government was afraid of middle

class help

1.4 Million Soldiers to 5 Million in 19174.6 Million RiflesNot Enough Ammunition2 million Soldier CasualtiesPeasant and Worker Soldier little

NationalismCsar’s Government was afraid of middle

class help

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Provisional Government 1917

Provisional Government 1917

What were the causes and outcomes of the Russian Revolution?1. Situation in Russia Pre - 19142. WWI and Russia 3. Provisional Government 19174. Lenin’s Government 1917

What were the causes and outcomes of the Russian Revolution?1. Situation in Russia Pre - 19142. WWI and Russia 3. Provisional Government 19174. Lenin’s Government 1917

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Growing Discontent 1916-17

Growing Discontent 1916-17

World War IDuma DisbandedFood RiotsArmy VolatileMarxist TheoriesTsar and Tsarina

and Rasputin

World War IDuma DisbandedFood RiotsArmy VolatileMarxist TheoriesTsar and Tsarina

and Rasputin

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Petrograd Soviet vs Provisional Government

Petrograd Soviet vs Provisional Government

Duma Committee Moderate Middle class government

leaders Provisional Government

under Prince Lvov 1 Socialist Kerensky Tsar Abdicated 1917

March 17 Petrograd Soviet

Workers Council Menshiviks, Bolsheviks,

Social Revolutionaries Push Revolution Left

Duma Committee Moderate Middle class government

leaders Provisional Government

under Prince Lvov 1 Socialist Kerensky Tsar Abdicated 1917

March 17 Petrograd Soviet

Workers Council Menshiviks, Bolsheviks,

Social Revolutionaries Push Revolution Left

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Provisional Gov’t’s TroopsProvisional Gov’t’s Troops

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Bolshevik Revolution November 1917

Bolshevik Revolution November 1917

What were the causes and outcomes of the Russian Revolution?1. Situation in Russia Pre - 19142. WWI and Russia 3. Provisional Government 19174. Bolshevik Revolution 1917

What were the causes and outcomes of the Russian Revolution?1. Situation in Russia Pre - 19142. WWI and Russia 3. Provisional Government 19174. Bolshevik Revolution 1917

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Lenin Arrives with Bolsheviks in AprilLenin Arrives with Bolsheviks in April

1. immediate peace with Central Powers

2. redistribute land to the peasants

3.Transfer factories, mines, and industrial plants from capitalists to committees of workers in each plant

4. Recognize the Soviets as the supreme power instead of the Provisional Govt.

1. immediate peace with Central Powers

2. redistribute land to the peasants

3.Transfer factories, mines, and industrial plants from capitalists to committees of workers in each plant

4. Recognize the Soviets as the supreme power instead of the Provisional Govt.

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Petrograd SovietPetrograd Soviet

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Provisional Government’s Challenges

Provisional Government’s Challenges

Provisional Gov’t No end to WarInability to ActCompromise

sometimes satisfies no one

General Kornilov Crisis

Provisional Gov’t No end to WarInability to ActCompromise

sometimes satisfies no one

General Kornilov Crisis

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Bolshevik Revolution of November 1917

Bolshevik Revolution of November 1917

Lenin’s Tactics Bolshevik Majority in

Petrograd Soviet Trotsky, Stalin, and

Central Committee Mov 6-7 seized telephone

exchanges, railway stations, electric power plants, and warships

Congress of Soviets pronounces Provisional Gov’t Defunct Kerensky Flees for USA Lenin in charge, Trotsky,

and Stalin

Lenin’s Tactics Bolshevik Majority in

Petrograd Soviet Trotsky, Stalin, and

Central Committee Mov 6-7 seized telephone

exchanges, railway stations, electric power plants, and warships

Congress of Soviets pronounces Provisional Gov’t Defunct Kerensky Flees for USA Lenin in charge, Trotsky,

and Stalin

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Bolsheviks March in Petrograd

Bolsheviks March in Petrograd

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Actions and OutcomesActions and OutcomesCivil War 1918-1922

Bolsheviks vs Liberals, Bourgeois, zemstvos, constitutional democrats, anti Leninists, Mensheviks, Social Revolutionaries

Cheka Secret Police, Red Army, Red TerrorUnited Soviet Socialist Republics or Soviet Union

1924War Communism

Nationalized industries and put them under worker control

Food by ForceNew Economic Policy

Relaxation in Tempo and TerrorForce Capitalism to get to Communism; Kulak and

Private trade for Private gain

Civil War 1918-1922Bolsheviks vs Liberals, Bourgeois, zemstvos,

constitutional democrats, anti Leninists, Mensheviks, Social Revolutionaries

Cheka Secret Police, Red Army, Red TerrorUnited Soviet Socialist Republics or Soviet Union

1924War Communism

Nationalized industries and put them under worker control

Food by ForceNew Economic Policy

Relaxation in Tempo and TerrorForce Capitalism to get to Communism; Kulak and

Private trade for Private gain

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USSR PropagandaUSSR Propaganda

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USSR PropagandaUSSR Propaganda

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