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Question 1
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During which international war did the Russian Revolution take place?

A
World War II

B
Russo-Japanese War

C
Napoleonic War

D
World War I

Solution

Correct option is (4).
Question 2
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What calendar did Russia use until February 1918?

A
Julian

B
Gregorian

C
Old Slavonic

D
Hebrew

Solution

Correct option is (1).
Question 3
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Which tsar did terrorists assassinate in 1881?

A
Nicholas I

B
Alexander I

C
Alexander II

D
Alexander III

Solution

Correct option is (3).
Question 4
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What slogan was shouted during the February Revolution of 1917?

A
"Let them eat cake!"

B
"Freedom and justice!"

C
"No more war!"

D
"Bread and peace!"

Solution

Correct option is (4).
Question 5
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The February Revolution began as a/an

A
International Women's Day march

B
Railroad strike

C
Food drive for soldiers on the front

D
Bolshevik rally

Solution

Correct option is (1).
Question 6
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Where was the tsar during the February Revolution?

A
Visiting soldiers on the front

B
In the Winter Palace

C
At a peace conference in Europe

D
In the Kremlin

Solution

Correct option is (1).
Question 7
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After the February Revolution, how many organisations claimed to be the new Russian government?

A
One

B
Two

C
Three

D
Four

Solution

Correct option is (2).
Question 8
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Which country's government aided Lenin in returning to Russia?

A
France

B
Germany

C
Turkey

D
Britain

Solution

Correct option is (2).
Question 9
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Stalin is considered an especially brutal dictator because

A
he led the nation into wars it could not win

B
he was an absolute ruler who did not accept advice or counsel

C
he ordered the exile, imprisonment, and/or execution of millions

D
he used the army and police as tools of oppression

Solution

Correct option is (3).
Question 10
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During the summer following February Revolution, what did Lenin initially believe was the best strategy for starting a second revolution?

A
To use loyal troops to attack government buildings

B
To take control of the press

C
To encourage mass street riots

D
To execute the tsar in public

Solution

Correct option is (3).
Question 11
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The Bolshevik Party drew its support primarily from

A
peasants

B
aristocrats

C
the intelligentsia

D
the working class

Solution

Correct option is (4).
Question 12
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The Petrograd Soviet was a/an

A
union of workers and soldiers

B
organisation of ex-monarchists

C
society of farmers

D
group consisting primarily of lawyers

Solution

Correct option is (1).
Question 13
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Which of the following events seriously weakened the Bolsheviks?

A
The First Congress of Soviets

B
Kerensky's June offensive

C
The July Putsch

D
Rasputin's murder

Solution

Correct option is (3).
Question 14
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Who was Lavr Kornilov?

A
A Bolshevik

B
A rebellious Cossack

C
A monarchist army general

D
Leader of the Petrograd Soviet

Solution

Correct option is (3).
Question 15
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What happened as a result of the July Putsch?

A
The provisional government was unseated.

B
The Petrograd Soviet split apart.

C
The army mutinied.

D
Several prominent Bolsheviks were arrested.

Solution

Correct option is (4).
Question 16
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Which is true of the Bolsheviks during August and September 1917?

A
They split into two factions.

B
They had a strong boost in popular support.

C
They sought monetary assistance from Britain.

D
Lenin was betrayed by Trotsky.

Solution

Correct option is (2).
Question 17
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Which two Bolsheviks were most strongly against starting the revolution sooner rather than later?

A
Kamenev and Zinoviev

B
Trotsky and Dzerzhinsky

C
Stalin and Lunacharsky

D
Kerensky and Kornilov

Solution

Correct option is (1).
Question 18
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Which action did the provisional government take against the Bolsheviks just prior to the October Revolution?

A
Brought in loyal troops from the front

B
Closed down Bolshevik newspapers

C
Ordered police to raid the Smolny institute

D
Set up barricades around the Winter Palace

Solution

Correct option is (2).
Question 19
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Who were the "junkers"?

A
German army officers

B
Workers in the Petrograd junkyard

C
Russian army cadets assigned to defend government buildings

D
Bolshevik military units

Solution

Correct option is (3).
Question 20
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During February Revolution, what sparked mutiny among the soldiers?

A
Some of the troops were disseminating Bolshevik propaganda within the ranks.

B
The soldiers did not have enough food to eat.

C
The troops were revolted by the idea of firing upon fellow Russians.

D
They were paid off by German spies.

Solution

Correct option is (3).
Question 21
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After the October Revolution, what was Lenin's first official act?

A
The Decree on Land

B
The Decree on Property

C
The Decree on Work

D
The Decree on Peace

Solution

Correct option is (4).
Question 22
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What happened to Kerensky after the revolution?

A
He was imprisoned.

B
He was executed.

C
He fled the country.

D
He joined the Bolsheviks.

Solution

Correct option is (3).
Question 23
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What representative body was meeting in Petrograd on the same day as the October Revolution?

A
The Constituent Assembly

B
The Duma

C
The Central Committee

D
The Congress of Soviets

Solution

Correct option is (4).
Question 24
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What was the official name of Lenin's new government?

A
The Politburo

B
The Soviet of the People's Commissars

C
The Executive Committee

D
The Supreme Soviet

Solution

Correct option is (2).
Question 25
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What was the immediate reaction of Russian upper classes to the October Revolution?

A
They paid little attention to it.

B
They panicked and fled the country en masse.

C
They started a civil war.

D
They appealed to Britain and the United States for help.

Solution

Correct option is (1).

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Question 1

World War II

Russo-Japanese War

Napoleonic War

World War I

Solution

Question 2

Julian

Gregorian

Old Slavonic

Hebrew

Solution

Question 3

Nicholas I

Alexander I

Alexander II

Alexander III

Solution

Question 4

"Let them eat cake!"

"Freedom and justice!"

"No more war!"

"Bread and peace!"

Solution

Question 5

International Women's Day march

Railroad strike

Food drive for soldiers on the front

Bolshevik rally

Solution

Question 6

Visiting soldiers on the front

In the Winter Palace

At a peace conference in Europe

In the Kremlin

Solution

Question 7

One

Two

Three

Four

Solution

Question 8

France

Germany

Turkey

Britain

Solution

Question 9

he led the nation into wars it could not win

he was an absolute ruler who did not accept advice or counsel

he ordered the exile, imprisonment, and/or execution of millions

he used the army and police as tools of oppression

Solution

Question 10

To use loyal troops to attack government buildings

To take control of the press

To encourage mass street riots

To execute the tsar in public

Solution

Question 11

peasants

aristocrats

the intelligentsia

the working class

Solution

Question 12

union of workers and soldiers

organisation of ex-monarchists

society of farmers

group consisting primarily of lawyers

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