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Stover Chapter 30

Revolutions and Nationalism

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During Nicholas II reign, Russia lost the ______ War Russo-Japanese
During Nicholas II reign, Russia's first ________ was created Duma
During Nicholas II reign, the ____________ was built Trans-Siberian Railroad
Under Russia’s provisional government, soviets were local councils
Stalin's Five-Year Plans were the goals for economic development
The leader who was responsible for the Great Purge was ____________and the main group that was victimized by it were ________ Stalin, communists
The “Long March” was a 6,000-mile journey undertaken by the _____________ fleeing the ____________ Communists, Nationalists
The victims of the Shanghai Massacre were the ________ and their murderers were the _______ Communists, Nationalists
In the Treaty of Versailles, the Allies gave Chinese territories that had previously been controlled by Germany to ____ Japan
At the end of World War I, all that remained of the Ottoman Empire was Turkey
___________led the famous protest known as the Salt March Gandhi
The first president of the Republic of China Sun
He lost a power struggle to replace Lenin and then was forced into exile Trotsky
He was an English-educated lawyer who used the tactics of civil disobedience in leading the Indian independence movement Gandhi
He headed the provisional government established in Russia after the March Revolution Kerensky
He led the struggle to unify Arabia Ibn Saud
Leader of the Chinese Communist Party Mao
He seized power from Persia’s shah, changed the name of his country to Iran Reza Shah
This “man of steel” led a totalitarian regime that murdered millions of Soviet citizens Stalin
This mysterious “holy man” held the Russian czarina in his spell Rasputin
Lenin mixed elements of both __________ and ___________ economies capitalism, command
Stalin established a _____________ economy in the Soviet Union command
Stalin took private farms from individuals and established _______________ farms collective
Russians who resisted Stalin were killed
Gandhi used the strategy of _____________ to win Indian independence civil disobedience
The use of _____________ and _________________ attention brought Indian independence boycotts, worldwide
The correct order of the Russian leaders was Alexander III, Nicholas II, Lenin, Stalin
The pogroms that violently persecuted Jews
The type of government the Duma wanted for Russia was a constitutional monarch
Stalin persecuted _______, __________, and _____ Jews, Catholics, kulaks
The ____________joined with the Kuomintang in the 1920s to fight the Chinese warlords and in the 1930s to fight Japan Communists
__________ were killed during the Amritsar Massacre demonstraters
The British government promised India __________in return for its wartime service to the Allies self-government
He led the Bolsheviks in their successful revolution and established a government that promoted a mixture of capitalism and state control Lenin
Known as the “father of modern China" Sun
He organized peasant support for the Chinese Red Army, Mao
This brutal totalitarian dictator developed a command economy Stalin
He led the Chinese Nationalists and a corrupt government that had British and American support Chiang
Lead Turkish nationalists in a successful rebellion against the last Ottoman sultan Kemal
Leader of Russia’s first government after Romanov rule supported continued participation in World War I Kerensky
Many Chinese were angered by democracy because of the decisions made in the Treaty of Versailles
Chiang's Nationalist government was known for being corrupt
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