Russian Revolution_________

Czar _________II

Last ______of Russia

Exhausted ____________by involving Russia in _____

This left the ______ people _______and _______, but the Czar and his family lived _______.The people were ______with this, so they decided to _________!

Karl ______(1818 – 1883)

•He _______long before Revolution _______, but his _________of __________ lived on.•Considered ________ of _________•People of Russia who revolted ________ his ideas

Karl Marx Karl Marx -

_______published the _______________with Fredrich Engels

This document __________ Marx’s belief that ______ ____________ would be the __________ outcome of human _________

“_______each according to his ________, ____each according to his ________.”

Communism

•Form of government that has a ________society•Everyone is ______; no _____and no ____•The _________, or revolutionaries, adopted this ______.

Bolsheviks•The Bolsheviks - an _________ formed by the _________people, or ____________, of Russia.•Bolsheviks were led by ___________.

Vladimir _______

•A ___________who led the Bolsheviks (____________) to _________.•They eventually were able to _________the ________.

Czar is Overthrown…

•With the _______ of the __________, the Czar was ________ to give up thrown•In ________, the Czar and __________, ______ and _____ children, were ____________ by an execution __________set up by the revolutionaries•The __________ was _______ because they feared one of them could rise to _________ again.

Lenin’s Death

•Lenin _______ in _______, leaving the Bolsheviks _________.•This caused a power ________ between two other __________, Leon ________and Joseph ________.

Leon Trotsky

•A revolutionary who was _________ with the people•Wanted to make life better for all by ____________ Russia•Incredibly _________ and __________

Josef Stalin•_______ to people to gain ________•People ________ his lies and ________, so he beat ________in the _______________•Stalin had Trotsky _______ from _____. He ______Trotsky would try to regain power, so he eventually had him _______.

Stalin, cont’d…

•Stalin grew more and more _________over the years.•He began _______ anyone who ________ him.•He set up a _______ ______ to carry out his ____________.

NKVD (______)

•Stalin’s ___________•Killed, _______, ______, _________ anyone Stalin ordered•Completely _______ to Stalin

Religionused to make _______ not _________ about work by saying those who _______ will earn their way to ________

told people of a ______ ______ if they ________ hard

Vain, _______ people of Russia

some people ______ _______ about revolution

only thought of ________

went to other ________ that ________ more to them

_____________, Tricked Russian Workers

people believed Stalin because he said he was ___________

many stayed ________ to Stalin even after it was evident that he was a _________

many were _________ by Stalin

___________ people of Russia

weren’t sure ___________ would _________ anything

realized that many of the __________ were only power ________ and didn’t care about the _________

Propaganda

-Propaganda: is a form of ____________ that is aimed at ____________ influencing the ____________ of a ____________ toward some cause or __________.

-Stalin used this to keep his _________ in the public eye _____________

-He had a whole ___________ dedicated to coming up with new propaganda on a regular basis creating __________, _____________, continuous _________and ____________for him.

Totalitarianism

Form of ____________ with a strong ___________ rule that attempts to __________ individuals by means of __________ and _____________.

Examples of Totalitarian governments and their

leaders

Nazi __________ - _______________ _________ Union - ____________ Italy - (Fascist) ________________ Spain - ___________________

Stalin’s ______•Stalin became so _____, he lost the ______vision of the ____________•Millions of _______ people were ______ under his ______•Ironically, he made Russia ______ off than it had been ______ the Czar•Stalin became known as one of the most _______ dictators in history, comparable to ______

___________was an attack on ____________