PPT-Russian Revolution Text pages 732 - 737

SSWH17 The student will be able to identify the major political and economic factors that shaped world societies between World War I and World War II b Determine the causes and results of the Russian Revolution from the rise of the Bolsheviks under Lenin to Stalins first Five Year Plan. Fuel Jettison Capability Aircraft Model Yes No 707 - 120 X --- 707 - 320 X --- 717 - 200 --- X 720B X --- 727 - 100/ - 200 X --- 737 - 100/ - 200 --- X 737 - 300/ - 400/ - 500 --- X 737 - 600/ - 700 ( 1856: End of Crimean war. 1861: Emancipation of the serfs. 1864: . Zemstva. set up; reform of judicial system. 1881: 1 March: Alexander II assassinated. 1893-1903: Witte as finance minister, industrialisation. Pre-Revolutionary Russia. Only true . autocracy/monarchy . left in Europe. No type of representative political institutions. Nicholas II became tsar in 1884. Believed he was the absolute . ruler. Russo-Japanese War (1904) – defeat led to . . Pre-Revolutionary Russia. Only true autocracy left in Europe. No type of representative political institutions. Nicholas II became tsar in 1884. Believed he was the absolute ruler anointed by God. Historiography. What you need to know. You must be aware and fully understand key historical approaches to the revolution. This is crucial for good historical writing. AND for the exam (particularly section B – part 2). Tanisha . Kindley. , Alexandra Cannon, . Andrew Tang, & . Jasmine Gosha. Before the industrial revolution had an “absolute monarch and the state had more control over the citizens than anywhere else in the Western world”. The Russian Revolution. Germany declares war on Russia, therefore uprising a sense of patriotism among the Russian people.. Russian troops marching. Czar Nicholas II disappoints the people of Russia by being corrupt and failing to meet their needs.. Overwhelming or persistent feelings of sadness, hopelessness, or emptiness. Loss of appetite or eating too much. Difficulty falling or staying asleep, or sleeping too much. Increased isolation. Not attending classes or other activities regularly. Russian Revolution From monarchy, Revolution, to Communism Romanov Family Tree Romanov Family Tree Chapter 7, Section 5: Russia: Reform and Reaction ( pg # 246-251) Focus Question: Why did Industrialization and reform come more slowly to Russia than to Western Europe? Text 2. Text 3. Text 4. Text 5. Text 6. Text 7. Text 8. Text 9. Text 10. Text 11. Text 12. Text 13. Text 14. Text 15. Text 16. Text 17. Erbauer: . Max Mustermann (Ort). Bauzeit: xx Wochen. Steine: ca. 10.000. . the Russian Association of Business Education (RABE), . Vice Rector of the Russian Presidential Academy (RANEPA),. Dean of IBS-Moscow Business School . ;. (IBS-Moscow Business School). T0,0.F0&!N*3!@:!?:@AU!$0F.70&!'(%3!@;!?:@AU!*,,0J-0&!V,-#O0$!L:!?:@AQ!!E0%0,-.#)!*)&!J00$!$0F.0W!()&0$!$07J#)7.O.%.-3!#H!G77.7-Q!X$#HQ!Y$Q!Z0[.%0!V[&*9%.!\0*$!+*7-!K).F0$7.-3Q!!]?:@A!E,.0),0X*$M!T070* ଀\f؀\t\n\t฀ༀȀ\f܀฀\f؀\b\rЀ̀̀ԀЀЀ ЀԀ଀\f؀\t\n\t฀ༀȀ\f܀฀\f؀\b\rЀ̀̀Ԁ@Ԁ.@2460.99E90.@21.@@520&#x-170;??&#x-170;.1?3ᤀAᤀ=2܀ᔀ?6.܀.;1ᔀ3ᔀ60.܀᠀A/.6܀@52);6@21ᔀ 3593 Wis Stats by the Legislative Reference BureauPublished under s 3593 Stats Updated on the first day of each month Entire code is always current The Register date on each pageis the date the chap