'Red terror' presentation slideshows

Stalin: 1924-1929

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Russian History

Russian History. Chapter 28. Young Revolutionaries & Social Change. Czar Resists Change. In 1881, Alexander III succeeded his father, Alexander II, and halted all reforms in Russia. Alexander III clung to the principles of autocracy (absolute rule).

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The Russian Revolution

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Understanding Russia

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THE FRENCH REVOLUTION

THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. The Radical Stage. SHIFT TOWARDS RADICALISM. Why did the revolution become more radical after 1792? (MULTIPLE RESAONS) Threat from foreign nations to restore the monarchy Counterrevolutionaries Attempted escape of royal family Bad ECONOMY Rapid inflation

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RUSSIA AFTER REVOLUTION

RUSSIA AFTER REVOLUTION. ALEXANDER KERENSKY.

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War communism and the Red Terror: 1918 - 1921

War communism and the Red Terror: 1918 - 1921. How bad was it?. William Foster 11P. Hey; it might just be okay!. Background to the civil war. Looking up!. Disconcerting. October 1917 - Provisional government overthrown by Bolsheviks.

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Russia Revision

Russia Revision. Tuesday 31 May 2011. Topics for Today. The Peasants Did their lives remain the same? Were their lives uniformly poor (or bleak) / consistently miserable? Did their lives improve / not improve across the period? Linked to Rulers

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Joseph Stalin

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The Coming of Communism

The Coming of Communism. Essential Question. Why did the Communists win the Russian Civil War?. Who Were the Bolsheviks?. Held radical Marxist beliefs Thought a small group of revolutionaries could change Russia A slight majority in the Petrograd and Moscow soviets

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The Bolsheviks

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