Unit 5 Russia and the Republics
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- Q1How did communism spread to Russia?The EnlightenmentThe Treaty of VersaillesWorld War IThe Bolshevik Revolution of 191730s
- Q2What was a major factor that led to the Bolshevik Revolution?Widespread discontent with the Tsar's ruleThe introduction of democracySupport from Western countriesThe rise of capitalism30s
- Q3Who was the leader of the Bolsheviks during the revolution?Tsar Nicholas IIVladimir LeninLeon TrotskyJoseph Stalin30s
- Q4What did the Bolsheviks promise to the people during the revolution?Peace, Land, and BreadWealth and ProsperityFreedom and DemocracyEducation for All30s
- Q5What was one effect of the Bolshevik Revolution on Russia?The withdrawal of Russia from World War IThe expansion of the Russian EmpireIncreased trade with EuropeThe establishment of a monarchy30s
- Q6What did Karl Marx believe would happen as a result of class struggle?A revolution would lead to a classless societyMore wealth for allA stronger monarchyThe end of all wars30s
- Q7Which economic system did Karl Marx criticize?CommunismCapitalismFeudalismSocialism30s
- Q8What is the main political system in Russia?FeudalismOligarchyTheocracyRepublic30s
- Q9How do communist governments keep their people supporting them?By allowing free speech and protestsBy encouraging private businessesBy offering many choices in their governmentBy controlling information and education30s
- Q10What is one way a communist government tries to maintain loyalty among its citizens?By promoting the idea of equality for allBy having elections with many candidatesBy encouraging competition among citizensBy allowing people to make a lot of money30s
- Q11What tactic do communist governments often use to maintain their power?Supporting free tradeEncouraging open debatesPromoting various political partiesCensorship of media and information30s
- Q12How can a communist government influence the opinions of its citizens?By allowing everyone to start their own businessesBy holding competitive electionsBy controlling what is taught in schoolsBy encouraging individual freedom30s
- Q13What is a common method used by communist governments to discourage opposition?Increasing taxes on the richBuilding more schoolsPromoting cultural festivalsSurveillance of citizens30s
- Q14What is one way that communist governments maintain control over their citizens' loyalty?By encouraging international travelBy instilling a strong sense of national prideBy allowing multiple political partiesBy providing unlimited access to the internet30s
- Q15What is a unitary government?A form of direct democracyA government divided between state and national levelsA central government that holds most of the powerA government run by multiple countries30s