Turkish & Russian Revolution

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Bloody Sunday •Czar Nicholas II ordering troops to fire on peaceful protesters who attempted to encourage him to enact Enlightened reforms.

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Bloody Sunday• Czar Nicholas II ordering troops to fire on peaceful protesters who

attempted to encourage him to enact Enlightened reforms.

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The Duma• A body intended to represent the Russian people, but would be

disbanded every time critical of Czar Nicholas.

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Alexander Kerensky• Established a provisional government after Czar Nicholas. Shared

power with soviets, that proved to be ineffectual.

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Soviets• Local councils during the Russian Revolution.

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Bolsheviks• Socialist party led by Vladimir Lenin during the Russian Revolution.

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Vladimir Lenin• Marxist leader of the Bolsheviks, issued April Theses.

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April Theses• Issued by Vladimir Lenin which demanded peace, land for peasants,

and power to the soviets.

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Treaty of Brest-Litovsk• Treaty between the Soviets and Germany which a huge peace of

western Russia was ceded to Germany, so Russia dropped out of World War I and was not apart of the negotiation during the Treaty of Versailles.

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Soviet Union• Baltic republics, Ukraine, Siberia, and other parts of the former

Russian Empire.

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Red Army• Military force under the command of Leon Trotsky created by the

Bolsheviks.

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Leon Trotsky• Commander of the Red Army

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Mustafa Kemal (Ataturk, "Father of the Turks")• Led successful military campaigns against the Greeks, and overthrew

the Ottoman sultan. First President of modern Turkey. Set Turkey on a path toward Europe as opposed to the Middle East.