Romanov Dynasty

The Romanov family was killed after the February revolution in brutal ways.

The Romanov Dynasty was the second dynasty to rule over Russia from 1613 to 1917.

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Rasputin

Rasputin was poisoned, shot, and beat, but none of those things killed him. He died from drowning.

Rasputin was a mystic and self-proclaimed holy man who was taken into the Romanov family to save the youngest son from dying, which he succeeded in, until the whole family was killed.

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Felix Yusopov

Felix was best known for  taking place in the assassination  of Rasputin

Felix Yusopov was a Russian aristocrat, prince and count from the Yusopov family. 

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Revolution of 1905

The Revolution of 1905 included worker strikes, military mutiny and peasant unrest.

The Russian Revolution took place in 1905 and was a vast political and social unrest.

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Duma

The Duma was established in 1905 by Tsar Nicholas II

A legislative body in the ruling assembly of Russia

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March Revolution

The March Revolution was Also known as the February Revolution

 The March Revolution was the opening phase of the Russian Revolution.

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November Revolution

The November Revolution got rid of the constitutional monarchy in Germany

A revolution in Germany as a result of World War I that lasted from November 1918- August 1919.

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Russian Civil War

The russian Civil War split Russia into smaller provinces to decide what the government would be.

The Russian Civil war occurred immediately after the Russian Revolution.

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War Communism

War communism was introduced by Lenin to attempt to demolish the problems brought on by the Russian Civil War.

War communism was the name given to the Russian economic system that existed from 1918-1921.

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New Economic Policy

New Economic Policy was within worker state of the USSR.

The New Economic Policy was a step towards "state capitalism", proposed by Lenin.

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Lenin

Lenin took charge of Russia but was replaced by Stalin.

Russian leader who heavily supported communism

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Stalin

Stalin is often associated with bad things because of all the horrible things he did.

Stalin was the Russian ruler who took over power when Lenin died.

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Five Year Plans

The first of the five year plans was a list of economic goals.

The Soviet Union created the Five Year Plans as an economic plan.

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The Great Purge

Stalin was eliminating the elite groups of people that threatened his rule.

Also known as the Great Terror, the Great Purge was a time of economic distress.

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Kulaks

Stalin created the class of Kulaks

A community of affluent peasants in the Russian Empire.

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Cheka

The Cheka was established in 1917 by the Sovnarkom

Cheka was one of the first of the Russian secret police

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Gulags

Many people were sent to the Gulags for being late to work.

Labor camps in which people were sent if they disobeyed or were late to work.

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Totalitarian

The Russians went through a totalitarian dictatorship more than once.

A system of government where the dictator has total control of the country.

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Indoctrination

Russia indoctrinated their citizens to support Stalin.

The process of teaching a person or group to accept a set of belief 

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Propaganda

In WWI, countries used propaganda posters to promote their ideas.

Information given to promote a particular political cause or point of view.

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Censorship

The Russian government heavily censored the media while Stalin was in charge.

The suppression or prohibition of public information that may make the government or the prohibitor bad.

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Fear and intimidation

Russia made sure that their citizens were fearful and intimidated by Stalin so they would stay under his control.

The government used this to keep their citizens in control.

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Communism

Russia supported Communism during the Russian Revolution, but that changed and they switch to capitalism.

A system of government in which all public property is owned by all citizens.

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Fascism

Italy practiced fascism while Mussolini was ruling.

Radical, authoritarian nationalism, usually started by dictators.

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Nazism

Nazis were mainly in Germany and it is not as prevalent today.

The prejudice against Jews, largely practiced in Nazi Germany.

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Hitler

Hitler killed himself after Mussolini was killed.

The leader of Nazi Germany who was one of the main reasons for World War II

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Stalin

Stalin led the Russians during the Russian Revolution.

Stalin was the totalitarian leader off Russia during the Russian Revolution.

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Mussolini

Mussolini was loved while also hated by many in the Roman empire.

Mussolini strongly supported fascism in The Roman Empire

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Trotsky

Trotsky was one of the leaders who supported Marxism

Trotsky was a Russian Revolutionary, theorist, Marxist, and politician.

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