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Welches Ereignis führte zu den gewaltsamen Streiks von Arbeitern?

  • Die Erhöhung der Steuern für die Bauern
  • Die Einführung eines neuen Wirtschaftsprogramms
  • Der Tod von 130 Demonstranten durch das Militär (correct)
  • Das Versprechen von Zar Nikolai II. auf Reformen

Was war eine direkte Folge der Ereignisse im Januar?

  • Die Gründung eines neuen Ministeriums
  • Die Anwerbung ausländischer Truppen
  • Die Unterstützung der Bolschewiki
  • Massenmeuterei in den Truppen (correct)

Was beinhaltete das Oktobermanifest?

  • Die Einführung einer Duma als Zweikammerparlament (correct)
  • Die Erhöhung des Militärbudgets
  • Die Unterstützung der Revolutionäre durch den Zar
  • Die Aufhebung aller Steuern für Bauern

Was geschah mit drei Millionen Bauern im Rahmen der Agrarreform?

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Welcher Politiker wurde nach den Unruhen Ministerpräsident?

<p>Peter Stolypin (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Wie reagierte der Zar auf die gewaltsamen Unruhen?

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Welche Auswirkungen hatte der Generalstreik von St. Petersburg?

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Was war das Hauptziel der politischen/sozialen Forderungen der Demonstranten?

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Was war ein wichtiger Grund für die Katastrophe in der Versorgungssituation in Russland während des Ersten Weltkriegs?

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Welches Ereignis führte zur Welle an Streiks und Demonstrationen in Russland?

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Was war eine der Hauptursachen für die Niederlage der russischen Armee in der Schlacht bei Tannenberg?

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Wie viele Lokomotiven waren 1917 in Russland noch einsatzbereit?

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Welche Rolle spielten Frauen während der wirtschaftlichen Krise in Russland?

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Welches Problem trug zur Rückständigkeit Russlands im Ersten Weltkrieg bei?

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Was war die hauptsächliche militärische Herausforderung für Russland im Ersten Weltkrieg?

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Was wird als Ergebnis von militärischen Misserfolgen in Russland während des Ersten Weltkriegs angesehen?

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Was geschah mit der provisorischen Regierung während der Februarrevolution?

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Welche Gruppe trat aus der Versammlung der Sowjets während der politischen Umwälzungen aus?

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Was forderten die Bolschewiki nach der Übernahme der Regierung?

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Welche Rolle spielten die Offiziere, die vom Komitee ernannt wurden?

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Wie verlief die Wahl zur Verfassunggebenden Versammlung im November 1917?

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Welches Ereignis löste den Generalstreik in Petersburg im Jahr 1917 aus?

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Welche Gruppen versuchten, die Revolution zu lenken?

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Was passierte am 27. Februar 1917 in Russland?

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Wer übernahm die vorläufige Regierungsgewalt nach dem Rücktritt der Minister?

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Wann musste Zar Nikolaus II. abdanken?

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Welches Ziel verfolgte Zar Nikolaus II. mit seiner Abdankung?

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Wie lautete die Gesamtvertretung, die in Petrogard gegründet wurde?

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Welche Gruppen waren in der Mehrheit im Exekutivkomitee in Petrogard?

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Was geschah mit der Zarenfamilie während der provisorischen Regierung?

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Was war das Hauptziel der provisorischen Regierung während der Doppelherrschaft?

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Welche Auswirkungen hatte die fortgesetzte Kriegspolitik der provisorischen Regierung?

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Was geschah am 17. Juli 1918 mit der Zarenfamilie?

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Welches Ereignis schwächte die provisorische Regierung erheblich?

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Warum kam es zu bewaffneten Demonstrationen in Petrograd?

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Welches Ziel verfolgte die provisorische Regierung im Hinblick auf die Landbesitzern?

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Welche Partei wurde während der Doppelherrschaft verboten?

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Was war das Hauptziel von Lenins Aprilthesen?

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Welche Maßnahme wurde im sozialistischen Staat von Lenin vorgeschlagen?

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Was versprach Lenin der Bevölkerung?

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Wie sollte die Staatsmacht laut den Aprilthesen verändert werden?

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Was wurde als zweite Phase der Revolution betrachtet?

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Was galt als eine der Strukturen eines sozialistischen Staates unter Lenin?

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Was war eine Kritik, die Lenin an der Provisorischen Regierung äußerte?

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Welches Konzept war ein Hauptfaktor in Lenins Strategie?

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Flashcards

January 1905

A date in 1905 when peaceful protestors, led by clergy, marched to the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg, demanding political and social reforms. The Tsar's troops fired on them, resulting in a high death toll.

Bloody Sunday

The January 1905 massacre of peaceful protestors by the Tsar's troops.

Consequences of Bloody Sunday

Widespread strikes, peasant revolts, and mutinies followed the massacre, and the Tsar's authority eroded.

General Strike

A large-scale strike by workers which started in St. Petersburg in late 1905.

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October Manifest

A document promising reforms including a parliament (Duma), civil rights, and election rights, issued by Tsar Nicholas II in response to the unrest

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Duma creation

Establishment of a two-house parliament (legislative body) in Russia to control the Tsarist government.

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Stolypin's appointment

A new prime minister appointed by the Tsar to address economic issues.

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Agrarian reforms

Government plans to improve conditions for peasants including moving 3 million to Siberia to give them more land

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Russian defeat at Tannenberg

The Russian army suffered a devastating loss at the Battle of Tannenberg in 1914-1915, marking a turning point in the war.

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Russian Wartime Problems

Russia's industrial backwardness and poor military equipment led to significant losses and failures during WWI.

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Economic Breakdown in Russia

The war disrupted food distribution systems, causing widespread shortages and impacting the Russian economy severely.

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War Casualties in Russia

Millions of Russian soldiers and civilians died due to the war, causing increasing distrust in leadership and economic difficulties.

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Loss of Public Trust (Russia)

The Russian public's faith in military leadership and the Tsar declined due to numerous battlefield losses, economic woes, and food scarcity.

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Food Shortages in Russia

A serious lack of food in Russia during World War I, caused by poor infrastructure, supply lines, and a shortage of laborers.

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The February Revolution

A political uprising in Russia triggered by widespread discontent among the population over the war, economic crisis, and food shortages in 1917.

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Russian Infrastructure Problems (WWI)

A lack of infrastructure (roads, railways, etc.) hindered Russia's ability to effectively supply its troops and civilians during WWI, contributing to food issues.

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February Revolution

A series of public protests and strikes in Petrograd (St. Petersburg) in February 1917, culminating in the abdication of Tsar Nicholas II.

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Petrograd

The former name of St. Petersburg, the city where the February Revolution began.

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Soviet

Councils formed by workers, soldiers, and peasants to govern local areas during the Russian Revolution.

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Provisional Committee

A temporary committee formed by the Duma of representatives that took control of the government in the wake of the February Revolution.

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Tsar Nicholas II

The last Tsar of Russia, who abdicated the throne in March 1917.

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Abdication

The act of formally relinquishing a throne or position of power.

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Mensheviks and Socialists

Political factions (parties) involved in influencing the revolutions, which failed to control the Soviets.

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March 1917

The date on which Nicholas II abdicated, ending the Romanov dynasty.

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Bolshevik Power Grab

The Bolsheviks, led by Lenin, seized control of the Russian government in November 1917, overthrowing the provisional government.

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Provisional Government's Fall

The provisional government, formed after the February Revolution, was overthrown by the Bolsheviks.

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Role of the Red Guard

The Red Guard, a workers' militia, supported the Bolsheviks' takeover.

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Soviet Control

The Bolsheviks sought to transfer control of the state to the Soviets, councils of workers and soldiers.

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Rejection of Constituent Assembly

The Bolsheviks dismissed the Constituent Assembly, which they considered undemocratic, setting the stage for a one-party state.

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Romanow Dynasty

The ruling family in Russia for approximately 300 years, ending in 1918.

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Provisional Government

The temporary government in Petrograd during the Russian Revolution, following the Tsar's removal.

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Bolsheviks

A political party in Russia, led by Vladimir Lenin, who overthrew the provisional government and established a communist state.

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1918 Assassination

The murder of the Tsar's family by the Bolshevik forces in 1918.

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Dual Power (Russia)

The period when both the Provisional Government and the Petrograd Soviet held power, leading to political conflict in the country.

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WWI Continuation Aim

Provisional Government's goal of continuing participation in World War I, despite rising discontent.

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Kornilov Putsch

A failed military attempt to overthrow the Provisional Government.

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Petrograd Protests

Unrest and armed demonstrations in the city of Petrograd during the Russian Revolution.

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Lenin's Goals

Lenin and the Bolsheviks sought to end WWI, transfer power to the proletariat (workers & peasants), establish a socialist state, and ensure fair resource distribution.

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Bolsheviks vs Mensheviks

Different factions within the Russian Socialist movement. Bolsheviks advocated for a radical, immediate revolution led by the proletariat, while Mensheviks favoured a more gradual approach.

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Socialism

An economic and political system where the means of production (factories, land) are commonly owned, typically managed by the state.

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Proletariat

The working class; a key social group in Marxist theory.

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April Theses

Lenin's program for the Bolshevik Party, calling for an end to Russia's involvement in WWI, transfer of power to the soviets, and preparation for a second revolution.

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Soviets

Local councils formed by workers, soldiers, and peasants during the Russian Revolution to manage affairs.

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Private Property

Ownership of assets (land, factories) by individuals or groups.

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State Control

Government management and direction of resources, systems, or industries.

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Study Notes

Anforderungsbereiche

  • Anforderungsbereich I (Reproduktion): Requires recalling facts and listing information chronologically without commentary. Includes summarizing source material and identifying key points.

  • Anforderungsbereich II (Reorganisation und Transfer): Focuses on explaining, organizing, and applying known information to new situations. Describing, analyzing, characterizing, and relating content to each other are key.

  • Anforderungsbereich III (Reflexion und Problemlösung): Involves critical evaluation and problem-solving. Determining the significance of events, developing solutions, and providing arguments are emphasized.

Historischer Kontext

  • Vorgeschichte der Quelle: Essential to understand the context leading up to the source.

  • Konkreter Kontext der Quelle: Crucial to identify the specific circumstances surrounding the source.

  • Weitere Entwicklung: Includes developments following the source's context.

Russische Revolutionen (Zusammenfassung)

  • Ursachen: (1804-1905) Russo-Japanese War, demonstrated weaknesses of Tsarist regime, unrest in the populace. The "Bloody Sunday" incident (1905) sparked strikes, peasant uprisings, and the Tsar's weakened power due to loss of authority in borderlands.

  • Revolution von 1905: Triggered by the "Bloody Sunday" incident; resulted in strikes, demonstrations, and demands for change. October Manifesto, a promise of constitutional reforms, was granted by Tsar Nicholas II, leading to the creation of the Duma (legislative body) and civil liberties.

  • Realitäten: Nicholas II held veto power, allowing him to dissolve the Duma. Suppression of revolutionaries via arrests, and the continuation of economic and social grievances characterized this period.

  • Ausbruch des Ersten Weltkrieges (1914): Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand triggered the war, which exposed Russia's military and economic weaknesses. A series of military defeats, economic hardship, and food shortages ultimately contributed to the collapse of the Tsarist regime.

  • Februarrevolution (1917): Protests, strikes, and mutinies broke out, demanding better conditions. This culminated in the Tsar's abdication, resulting in the establishment of a provisional government. The provisional government faced overwhelming internal and external pressures which included continuing involvement in World War I and the unresolved land issues, with a worsening food crisis and lack of support among worker and peasant populations.

  • Doppelherrschaft: A period following the February revolution characterized by shared power between the Provisional Government and the Petrograd Soviet. This struggle for control ultimately set the stage for the October Revolution.

  • Oktoberrevolution (1917): The Bolsheviks seized power, overthrowing the Provisional Government. This marked a decisive shift towards a communist state.

Operatoren

  • beschreiben: Detail the characteristics of something.
  • strukturieren: Organize information methodically.
  • vorstellen: Present, introduce information.
  • darlegen: Explain a concept or fact.
  • gliedern: Subdivide into sections.
  • ordnen: Arrange and structure items.
  • wiedergeben: Describe and echo.
  • zusammenfassen: Condense information into its key elements.
  • analysieren: Break down into component parts and examine.
  • charakterisieren: Describe the defining characteristics of.
  • einordnen: Place information within a system/context.
  • erklären: Introduce a reasoning behind something.
  • erläutern: Expand upon an explanation.
  • gegenüberstellen: Present contrasting or opposing aspects.
  • herausarbeiten: Identify or determine pertinent information.
  • in Beziehung setzen: Establish connections between items.
  • nachweisen: Provide evidence or supporting materials.
  • vergleichen: Compare items by highlighting similarities and differences.
  • beurteilen: Evaluate something, judging its worth or quality.
  • entwickeln: Create a plan or proposal.
  • erörtern: Discuss something thoroughly.
  • sich auseinandersetzen: Engage with an idea or topic in depth.
  • Stellung nehmen: Take a position with respect to something.
  • überprüfen: Examine for accuracy or logical coherence.

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Dieser Quiz behandelt die verschiedenen Anforderungsbereiche im Geschichtsunterricht, wie Reproduktion, Reorganisation und Transfer sowie Reflexion und Problemlösung. Die Relevanz des historischen Kontexts wird ebenfalls thematisiert, um ein tieferes Verständnis der Quellenentwicklung zu vermitteln.

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