Russian Social Democratic Labor Party History

In 1919, Poland waged war against ______

The New Economic Policy (NEP) introduced by the Bolsheviks in 1922 was a temporarl retreat to ______

The treaty of Riga in 1921 marked the end of the war between Poland and ______

The main aim of the NEP was to give peasants some incentives to produce more food and allowing them to sell their surplus in ______ market

The USSR was established in 1918, which stands for Union of Soviet Socialist ______

Lenin's death in 1924 led to a power struggle among top communist leaders, with the main rivals being Trotsky and ______

The most radicals in the Social Revolutionaries group were called ____________.

The Russian Social Democratic Labor Party (RSDLP) was formed in __________.

Rasputin was assassinated in 1916 by discontented ______.

The RSDLP used a newspaper named __________ or Spark to forward their cause.

Czar Nicholas II was deposed from power on 3rd March 1917. The Romanov ______ came to an end.

The influential member of the RSDLP was __________, Vladimir Ilich Ulyanov.

The powerful members of the Duma formed a Bourgeoisie Provisional ______ led by George Lvov.

The Bolsheviks wanted to have a party with small numbers of selected and dedicated members __________.

Lenin returned to Russia in April 1917 and began to win the support of workers and soldiers to carry out socialist revolution and overthrow the ______.

The 1905 Revolution in Russia was precipitated by the defeat of Russia in the __________ wars.

He insisted on his ______: No support for the PG and No support for the war.

The Bolshevik ______ won the support of the workers, peasants, and soldiers.