Question 1

The March Revolution in Russia took place without real opposition after

Accepted Answer

A)  Alexander Kerensky spoke in Moscow and called for the people to rebel. 
B)  Tsar Nicholas II abdicated his throne. 
C)  Vladimir Lenin returned to Russia. 
D)  Leon Trotsky took control of the military. 
E)  Russia and Germany signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk. 
A)  Alexander Kerensky spoke in Moscow and called for the people to rebel. 
B)  Tsar Nicholas II abdicated his throne. 
C)  Vladimir Lenin returned to Russia. 
D)  Leon Trotsky took control of the military. 
E)  Russia and Germany signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk.

Question 2

By the spring of 1917,Russia was experiencing

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A)  its second revolution in as many years. 
B)  problems with recalcitrant farmers. 
C)  revolts in its military ranks. 
D)  bread riots in its cities. 
E)  a modern, parliamentary government. 
A)  its second revolution in as many years. 
B)  problems with recalcitrant farmers. 
C)  revolts in its military ranks. 
D)  bread riots in its cities. 
E)  a modern, parliamentary government.

Question 3

Evaluate Stalin's agrarian and industrial/economic policies.To what degree did he succeed in achieving his anticipated goals?

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Answers would include a discus

Question 4

The essence of Lenin's New Economic Policy was

Accepted Answer

A)  agricultural collectivization. 
B)  rapid industrialization. 
C)  anti-U.S. propaganda. 
D)  small-scale capitalist businesses. 
E)  suppression of religion. 
A)  agricultural collectivization. 
B)  rapid industrialization. 
C)  anti-U.S. propaganda. 
D)  small-scale capitalist businesses. 
E)  suppression of religion.

Question 5

The outside intervention by Western governments in Russia's civil war resulted in

Accepted Answer

A)  Bolshevik indignation at outside interference in a purely domestic issue. 
B)  victory for the Bolsheviks. 
C)  increased support at home for the White army. 
D)  a partnership of convenience between Trotsky and Kerensky. 
E)  no real change because it came too late to help the White army. 
A)  Bolshevik indignation at outside interference in a purely domestic issue. 
B)  victory for the Bolsheviks. 
C)  increased support at home for the White army. 
D)  a partnership of convenience between Trotsky and Kerensky. 
E)  no real change because it came too late to help the White army.

Question 6

During Stalin's years of leadership,the Soviet Union experienced many social changed,including

Accepted Answer

A)  a sharp decline in alcoholism. 
B)  a small decline in divorce and abortion rates. 
C)  the opening of many more medical clinics but not much improvement in treatment. 
D)  an increasing acceptance of prostitution. 
E)  an easing of moral restrictions. 
A)  a sharp decline in alcoholism. 
B)  a small decline in divorce and abortion rates. 
C)  the opening of many more medical clinics but not much improvement in treatment. 
D)  an increasing acceptance of prostitution. 
E)  an easing of moral restrictions.

Exam 43: The Soviet Experiment to World War II

The March Revolution in Russia took place without real opposition after

By the spring of 1917,Russia was experiencing

Evaluate Stalin's agrarian and industrial/economic policies.To what degree did he succeed in achieving his anticipated goals?

The essence of Lenin's New Economic Policy was

The outside intervention by Western governments in Russia's civil war resulted in

During Stalin's years of leadership,the Soviet Union experienced many social changed,including

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