What was the Duma?

The Women's textile workers strike brought about _______________________

The Brest-Litovsk Treaty ended WWI between which two nations?

Nationalism, Democracy, and economic security were  part of _________________________

Jiang Jishei  succeeded Sun Yixian as leader of the _____________________

Peace, Land, and Bread was the slogan of ____________________

What happened in Amritsar India in the Spring of 1919?

Sun Yixian was the first important leader of the ___________________________

Mao Zedong, a university librarian was a founding member of the ____________________

Mohandas Gandhi emerged as the leader of the __________________________

The "wealthy" class of peasants liquidated by Stalin were the _________________

The Nationalist movement in China that began as a result of the Versailles Treaty was the ______________________

Tensions between Hindus and Muslims were high in __________________________

Saudi Arabian reforms had to be religiously acceptable to which religion?

Lenin's economic policy to rescue Russia's economy was known as ______________________

What were the purges?

The Red Army stormed the __________________________ in November of 1917

The country of Iran used to be known as ____________________________

The march of 200000 Russian workers  in 1905 to deliver a petition to the Czar became known as

Gandhi's journey to the coast to make salt was known as ________________________

Nicholas II became the _________________ of Russia in 1894

Jiang Jishei became the ______________________ of China in 1928

"Father of the Turks"  is the English translation for _____________________________

Reza Shah Pahlavi overthrew what Persian leader to make himself the head of Persia?

Hindu's were the majority of members in the ______________________________

Collective Farms were also known as __________________________

Which of the following was not a method of enforcement used by totalitarian leaders

Japan invades _____________________ in 1931

Lenin allows some _____________________ in his economic plan to rescue Russia 

Alexander Kerensky was the leader of the _________________________

Nicholas II ________________________ as a result of the March Revolution of 1917

The Qing was the ____________________ dynasty that fell in 1912

Abd al-Aziz Ibn Saud was the founder of __________________

Stalin's ambitious economic policy to catch Russia up with the west industrially was known as the ____________________________-

The 1935 British law that gave the Indians local rule and limited elections but no independence was the ____________________________

Mohandas Gandhi used boycotts and ________________________ to bring independence to India 

The Russian Civil War saw the Red Army fight against the __________________________

Chinese _______________________________ aligned themselves with the communist party in 1926

The Rowlatt Acts allowed the British to ______________________ Indian protesters for up to two years

The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics was the new name for ____________________ in 1922

The group of ______________________ who split in Russia in 1903 were the Bolsheviks and Mensheviks 

The long March was the 6000 mile long journey made by___________________________

Mustafa Kemal became the leader of ______________________ in 1923

The Illiterate, self proclaimed holy man who advises the czarina was ___________________

The Kuomintang was the ________________________ group that helped bring down the Qing Dynasty