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How did Russian peasants react to collective farms?
They voted for a new government
They left the Soviet Union to go to America
They welcomed the added help
They killed their animals and destroyed crops
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How did industrialization contribute to theRussian Revolution?
Loss of land humiliated and discouragedthe Russian people
The attack showed people that the czar wouldnot protect them
Loss of life & lack of suppliesangered the Russian people
Poor working conditions lead to protestsand discontent
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Only told one side of the story and made the leader look good
Religious persecution
Propaganda
Censorship
Education
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Group that wanted support from a small dedicated following who would do anything to win
Kulaks
Mensheviks
Provisional Governments
Bolsheviks
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Why did Stalin create collective farms?
To create a sense of collective need
To create a place to send his enemies
To produce more food
To control the rebel farmers
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How was the NEP helpful to citizens?
It gave them the security of governmentprotection
It gave them the opportunity to make moremoney
Was an example of how harshcommunist party would be to them
It gave them the feeling that they were free
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Organized violence against Russian Jews
5 Year Plan
Kulaks
Collective Farms
Pogrom
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Which of the following is not a shortage caused by the 5 Years Plans?
Jobs
Housing
Clothing
Food
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Informed young people of only the information that the government approved of them learning
Censorship
Secret Police
Propaganda
Education
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What were the Great Purges?
An effort to get rid of Stalin’s enemies
An effort to get rid of rebel farmers
An effort to get rid of capitalist ideas
An effort to get rid of the czar and hisfamily
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Which of the following was not a result of Nationalist attacks on Chinese Communists?
The communist party gained supporters
The communist party was nearly wiped out
It gave them clear power in China
It positioned Mao Zedong for leadership
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Who did the Great Purges target?
Soldiers
Farmers
Workers
Stalin's enemies
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Who supported Jiang Jieshi?
Communists
Peasants
Factory workers
Bankers
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Why did the March Revolution take place?
Because the Japanese won the Russo-JapaneseWar
Because Rasputin was corrupt and controlledthe royal family
Because the provisional government was nothelping the people
Because the Bolsheviks didn’t like theMensheviks
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Taught only the government’s set of beliefs to the people
Religious persecution
Secret Police
Censorship
Indoctrination
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New Russian government that lost public support because it continued to fight in World War I
Bolsheviks
Kuomintang
Provisional govenment
Mensheviks
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What was one results to the Long March?
The Communists gained more supporters
Communists joined with the Kuomintang tofight the Japanese
All of these
The Communists made a treaty with theKuomintang
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Allowed people access to only certain information by limiting what could be printed or shared
Propaganda
Education
Censorship
Indoctrination
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What was Sun Yixian’s Revolutionary Alliance accomplishment?
He helped the Qing Emperor reform China
He overthrew the Qing Emperor
He founded the Kuomintang
He overthrew the Communists
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How did 5 Years Plans control workers lives?
It gave workers control of factories
It set up where, what and how much workerwould produce
It gave workers a goal to strive for & a chance to succeed
It forced workers to take jobs they didn’twant
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Why was the Trans-Siberian Railroad necessaryfor Russian development?
transported goods from one side of thecountry to the other
Transported Russians around thecountry
Transported resources across the country
All of these
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Why did the 5 Years Plans fail?
The goals set by the government were too high
The people refused to work for Stalin
Western nations prevented it from beingsuccessful
The farmers killed their animals anddestroyed the crops
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Tried to replace people’s belief systems with the beliefs of the government
Religious persecution
Education
Secret Police
Indoctrination
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He used 5 Year Plans and collective farms toindustrialize the Soviet Union
Lenin
Mao
Trotsky
Stalin
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A council made up of workers, peasants, etc.
Mensheviks
Kulaks
Bolsheviks
Soviet
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Why was it important to increase productionof steel, coal and electricity?
It was the basis for private ownership in theSoviet Union
It was the basis for a laissez faire economyin the USSR
It was the basis for production of motorvehicles in the USSR
Was the basis for increasingindustrialization in the USSR
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Which of the following were the 5 Years Plans were meant to do?
Increase the amount of industrialization
Give farmers more freedom to sell their goods
Give control of the factories to workers
Increase food production
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How did Bloody Sunday cause the RussianRevolution?
The attack showed people that the czar wouldnot protect them
Loss of land humiliated and discouragedthe Russian people
Large loss of life & nosuppliesangered the Russian people
Poor working conditions lead to protestsand discontent
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The communist group that wanted mass support from the public
Bolsheviks
Provisional Government
Kulaks
Mensheviks
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In a command economy, who made all the decisions?
Local soviets composed of workers, soldiersand peasants
Government officials alone
Members of the Mensheviks
Workers and government officials
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He was the confidant of the Russian Czarbecause he could “heal” his son
Lenin
Rasputin
Nicholas II
Alexander III
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Why did peasants support Mao Zedong?
He overthrew the Kuomintang
He gave them control of factories
He gave them land
He overthrew the Qing Emperor
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How did the Russo-Japanese War lead to theRussian Revolution?
Poor working conditions lead to protestsand discontent
Loss of land humiliated and discouragedthe Russian people
Loss of life & lack of suppliesangered the Russian people
The attack showed people that the czar wouldnot protect them
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How did World War I contribute to the Russian Revolution?
Loss of land humiliated and discouragedthe Russian people
Poor working conditions lead to protestsand discontent
The attack showed people that the czar wouldnot protect them
Loss of life and lack of suppliesangered the Russian people
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Terrorized anyone who might be considered dangerous whether they were or not
Religious persecution
Indoctirnation
Censorship
Secret Police
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He was the first leader of the communist party in the Soviet Union
Mao
Stalin
Strotsky
Lennin
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How was the New Economic Policy differentfrom Lenin’s own ideas about running the economy?
Relied on capitalism allowingpeople to sell goods for profit
It gave complete control of the economy tothe government
It wasn’t different from Lenin’s ideas
It strictly limited what people could buy andsell
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Why was the Soviet Union’s industrial revolution necessary according to Stalin?
The czar forbid it from happening
The people needed to have jobs
The nation was open to attack
The nation was had no money
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Why did the Great Purges take place?
Because Lenin was worried about enemies
Because Stalin was worried about enemies
Because Trotsky was worried about enemies
Because Czar Nicholas II was worried aboutenemies
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Why did Chinese peasants like communism?
They wanted to restore the Emperor
They wanted to own the factories they workedin
They needed help fighting the Kuomintang
They wanted to own their own land
