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Question 1
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The Bolshevik Party drew its support primarily from

A
peasants

B
aristocrats

C
the intelligentsia

D
the working class
Question 2
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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
Question 3
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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
Question 4
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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
Question 5
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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.
Question 6
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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.
Question 7
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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
Question 8
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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
Question 9
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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
Question 10
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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.

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Question 1

peasants

aristocrats

the intelligentsia

the working class

Question 2

union of workers and soldiers

organisation of ex-monarchists

society of farmers

group consisting primarily of lawyers

Question 3

The First Congress of Soviets

Kerensky's June offensive

The July Putsch

Rasputin's murder

Question 4

A Bolshevik

A rebellious Cossack

A monarchist army general

Leader of the Petrograd Soviet

Question 5

The provisional government was unseated.

The Petrograd Soviet split apart.

The army mutinied.

Several prominent Bolsheviks were arrested.

Question 6

They split into two factions.

They had a strong boost in popular support.

They sought monetary assistance from Britain.

Lenin was betrayed by Trotsky.

Question 7

Kamenev and Zinoviev

Trotsky and Dzerzhinsky

Stalin and Lunacharsky

Kerensky and Kornilov

Question 8

Brought in loyal troops from the front

Closed down Bolshevik newspapers

Ordered police to raid the Smolny institute

Set up barricades around the Winter Palace

Question 9

German army officers

Workers in the Petrograd junkyard

Russian army cadets assigned to defend government buildings

Bolshevik military units

Question 10

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

The soldiers did not have enough food to eat.

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

They were paid off by German spies.

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