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Chapter 28

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proletariat class of factory and railroad workers
Nicholas Romanov Last czar of Russia
Gregory Rasputin holy man advisor of Alexandria, killed
March 1917 Bread riot of St Pertersburg, Russia
soviets councils of workers and soldiers
Vladimir Ilyrich Lenin 1870-1924
Lenin adapted Marxist ideas
Bolsheviks "majority" revolutionary party
Leon Trotsky Marxist revolutionary
Peace, Land and Bread slogan of Bolsheviks
November 1917 Red guard take over government at Winter Palace
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk to end war for Russia in 1918
Reds Communists
Whites czar loyalitsts
Cheka Russian secret police
war communism communists took over banks, mines, factories and railraods
commissars Communist party officials
USSR Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
symbol of Russia sickle and hammer
New Economic Policy, NEP state controled banks, foreign trade but allowed capitalist ventures
Joseph Stalin 1879-1953, dictator of USSR
command economy government makes all basic economic decisions
collectives state owned farms
kulaks wealthy peasants
The Great Purge old party members sent to Siberia or death, 1936-1938
Red Scare US fear of Bolshevik plots
totalitarian state one party dictatorshi[ regulating all aspects of life of citizen
atheism beleif that there is no god
socialist realism art style to boost socialism showing Soviet life in positive way
Anna Akhmatova poet, "Requiem"
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