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| an economic system where all goods and services are shared by the people. No private ownership. |
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| A group of revolutionary Russian Marxists who took control of Russia's government in November 1917 |
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| an economic system of private ownership, investment in business and making profits |
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| A government controlled by its citizens, either directly or through elected representatives. |
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| A campaign of terror in the Soviet Union during the 1930s, in which Stalin sought to eliminate (kill) anyone who threatened his power. Stalin eliminated 8 to 13 million people! |
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| Soviet forced labor camp for political prisoners. |
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| campaign of violence against Jews in late 19th century Russia. |
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| information spread by governtment to help or hurt a cause. |
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| an economic system of public ownership for the welfare of all. |
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| A style of art that glorifies communist values and lifestyle. |
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| One of the local representative councils formed in Russia after the downfall of Czar Nicholas II. |
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| Refusal to work in order to force an employer to meet certain demands such as a pay increase. |
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| Government control over every aspect of public and private life. |
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| Mysterious holy man of Russia during reign of Nicholas II. |
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| Marxist leader of the Bolsheviks |
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| Russia's first parliament during reign of Nicholas II. |
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| Russian military opens fire on protesting workers in 1905. |
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| Russian military opens fire on protesting workers in 1905. |
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| Women textile workers protesting food and fuel shortages were joined by soldiers in the rebellion in 1917. |
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| Revolutionary Marxists who took control of Russian govt in 1917. |
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| German philosopher who invented communism. |
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| A pamphlet of ideas written by Karl Marx |
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| system of money, payment for work |
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| war between citizens of one united country. |
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| Corrupt and vicious leader who seized power of Russia when Lenin died. |
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| Leader who takes power by force. |
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| New economic policy implemented by Lenin in 1921. Allowed for some capitalism to take place in Russia. |
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| New name for Russia and various republics that operated under one central government in 1922. |
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| system where government makes all economic decisions. |
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| seisure of all privately owned farms and combined into large state owned farms. |
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| class of wealthy peasants who posed resistance to Stalin. Thousands executed by Stalin. |
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| Campaign ofterror. Stalin was responsible for killing 8 to 13 million people. |
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| governmental control of all news and entertainment media (newspapers, radio, movies, books, etc). |
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| official non-religion of USSR. Religion is subject to persecution in USSR. |
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| Another Marxist revolutionary who assisted Lenin |
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| What Lenin and the Bolsheviks promised to hungry war-weary Russian people. |
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| People who supported the Czar |
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| Sent far, far away. Lenin was sent into exile in far away Siberia. |
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