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Marx
Rasputin
Kerensky
Lenin
Soviet
Proletariat
Cheka
Commissar
Russia did not have a large force of urban workers
Russia did not have a large force of rural workers
Russia was a wealthy country, rather than a poor one
Russia was ruled by a czar, not by an elected body
Bloody Sunday
Bolshevik Revolution
Russian Civil War
March Revolution
Violently persecuted Jews
Kill all the Kulaks
Enlist the aid of foreigners
Establish a communist council
Radical Russian Marxist revolutionaries
Soldiers in the white army
Member of the Duma, Russia's parliament
Followers of Rasputin
A state in which government controls all aspects of life
A state in which people have direct say in government
A state in which people elect representatives to parliament
A state that glorifies the working class and they have the greatest voice in government
The Great Purge
A pogrom
The Terror
The Russian Revolution
Romanov
Lenin
Trotsky
Stalin
Rasputin
Merlin
Marx
Trotsky
Bloody Sunday
March Revolution
Russian Revolution
Bolshevik Revolution
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of Brest-Litosvk
Treaty of Berlin
Bolshevik Revolution
Bloody Sunday
Russian Revolution
March Revolution
Stable government
Food and Fuel Shortages
Large number of casualties
Revolution
Building heavy industry and improving transportation
Raising people's standard of living
Confiscating the land of factory owners
Revealing the injustice of the Great Purge
Russification
Surrealism
Czarism
Existentialism
South Africa
Egypt
Nigeria
Senegal
Turkey
Iran
Egypt
Palestine
They felt betrayed by it
They were grateful that it freed them from Ottoman rule
They supported the creating of European mandates
They were pleased that it officially accepted Pan-Arabism
Each group claimed the same territory as their homeland
Jew wanted to limit farming in Palestine
Arabs felt Jews did not accept Pan-Arabism
Both groups felt the Treaty of Paris favored each other
Supported a Jewish homeland
Opposed arartheid
Granted Egypt independence
Promised Arabs a homeland
Reject religion in laws and government
Closely align government with religion
Replace secular law with Islamic law
Christians and Jews
Muslims and Jews
Christians, Muslims, and Jews
Jews, Buddhists, and Hindus
By imposing a system of racial segregation
By deporting all non-white residents
By reviving the slave trade
By establishing a slavery based economy
Pan-Arabism
Zionism
The Balfour Declaration
Westernization
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