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Bolshevik leader who in 1921 argued against Lenin on behalf of the trade unions (she also debated with him about drinking water from a glass) |
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Country Russia fought against, 1904-1905 |
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Document issued by Nicholas II in 1904 that promised Russians a parliament and basic civil rights |
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Poet who told everyone to march to the "Left! Left! Left" |
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Political leader who said "A rising of the masses of the people requires no justification" |
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Political party that won Russia's first ever free election in late November 1917 |
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Socialist Revolutionaries |
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Finance Minister who developed and led Russia's program of railroad building and industrialization |
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Prime Minister who beginning in 1805 tried to help the peasantry with his "wager on the strong" |
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Name of the organization that assassinated Alexander II |
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The two institutions that shared authority in 1917 during the period of "dual power" |
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Provisional Government and Petrograd Soviet |
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Name of the politcal platform Lenin issued upon returning to Russia in 1917 |
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Russia's most powerful enemy during World War I |
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- Father of populism
- Discovered Socialism for USSR
- Get Socialism while skipping Capitalism - After being exiled to Europe and saw capitalism causing factories to suck
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- Writes "What is to be Done"
- Peasants are stupid and can't do anything themselves
- Idea of Professional Revolutionist
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- Formation of underground revolutionary party
- Once revolution is done elite has to keep power
- Russia is unstable, capitalism is coming for Russia and it will make it stable, we have to act fast before then
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- Law passed by Alexander II
- Freed the peasants
- Mir still exists because of tax reasons
- Redemption Payments
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