'Petrograd soviet' presentation slideshows

Teaching Diverse Representations of the 1917 Russian Revolution: The Role of Leadership

Teaching Diverse Representations of the 1917 Russian Revolution: The Role of Leadership Joseph Zajda Associate Professor Faculty of Education, Australian Catholic University (Melbourne Campus) John Whitehouse Lecturer in History / Humanities Melbourne Graduate School of Education

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Between the revolutions. February to October The Provisional Government (A survey)

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The Russian Revolution

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Between the revolutions. February to October The Provisional Government (A survey)

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What will I be asked?

What will I be asked? . Causes of the October Revolution ? Situation surrounding October Rev Immediate period after October Rev. Brief Timeline (July-November). What do historians say? . Soviet View:

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The Russian Revolution

The Russian Revolution. McKay 904-910, Palmer 18.93. The Path to Revolution. Fundamental Institutions Altered -Serfdom -Zemstvos. Political Parties Form - Cadets- Constitutionalists -- Mensheviks- Orthodox Marxist, want to gradually achieve Comm. Rev., love Proletariat , democratic

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PPT!

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The Revolution of 1917

The Revolution of 1917. Section 18.93. The Path to Revolution. March -Petrograd Food Riots Provisional Gov. v Petrograd Soviet. Political Parties Form -Kadets -Populists -Social Democratic Party -Mensheviks -Bolsheviks. Fundamental Institutions Altered Serfdom Zemstvos.

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Vladimir Lenin

Vladimir Lenin. By: Anthony Cusato. Early Life. Lenin was born on April 22 nd , 1870 in the town of Simbirk (now Ulyanovsk) His real name was Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov He adopted the name Lenin in 1901, this may refer to the Lena River in Siberia

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What were the events of 1917 between the First and Second Revolutions?

What were the events of 1917 between the First and Second Revolutions?. Feb - Nov 1917 July days, Petrograd Soviet, Kornilov Affair, Bolshevik, April Theses. Outcomes. All will know the key events of the inter-revolutionary period Feb/March to Oct/Nov 1917

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Vladimir Lenin

Vladimir Lenin. By: Anthony Cusato. Early Life. Lenin was born on April 22 nd , 1870 in the town of Simbirk (now Ulyanovsk) His real name was Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov He adopted the name Lenin in 1901, this may refer to the Lena River in Siberia

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The Russian Revolution

The Russian Revolution. 7 Key Events. March Revolution. March 8 th through 15 th , 1917, there is rioting in the streets of Petrograd (St. Petersburg) over a lack of food and fuel. (Clip-fall/Tsar) The troops who are sent in to break up the riot, end up joining the rioters.

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The February Revolution 1917

The February Revolution 1917. It was becoming increasingly clear to many, except the Tsar and Tsarina, that another attempt at revolution was imminent. But why now?. The Causes of the Revolution. Shortage of fuel. Shortage of food. Military defeats. Soldiers mutiny. Hatred for the Tsar.

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What do you need to take over a Government. . .

What do you need to take over a Government. November 1917: The Bolsheviks have taken over Russia ! This incredible event has just happened ! To find out why, here are a series of newsflashes from newspaper over the last 9 months. Open this table and use the newsflashes to fill it in!.

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