Class 9 Social Science: Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution Worksheet (with Answers)
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- 1. Russia before 1917 was ruled by an autocratic:
- (a) President
- (b) Prime Minister
- (c) Tsar
- (d) Sultan
- 2. The Bolsheviks were led by:
- (a) Stalin
- (b) Marx
- (c) Trotsky
- (d) Lenin
- 3. The Tsar abdicated after the ___ Revolution of 1917.
- (a) February
- (b) October
- (c) July
- (d) April
- 4. Socialism opposes:
- (a) all governments
- (b) private property as the root of problems
- (c) education
- (d) trade
- 5. What is socialism?
- 6. Who took power in October 1917?
- 7. What conditions in Tsarist Russia led to the Revolution of 1917?
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- 1. (c) Tsar — It was ruled by the Tsar.
- 2. (d) Lenin — Lenin led the Bolsheviks.
- 3. (a) February — The February Revolution ended the monarchy.
- 4. (b) private property as the root of problems — Socialists opposed private property as a cause of social ills.
- 5. The idea that property and wealth should serve society as a whole.
- 6. The Bolsheviks, led by Lenin.
- 7. Several conditions in Tsarist Russia paved the way for the Revolution of 1917. Russia was ruled by an autocratic Tsar who held unlimited power and resisted reform. The vast majority of the people were poor peasants, while the growing number of industrial workers toiled long hours in harsh conditions for very low wages, breeding deep discontent. A revolution in 1905 had already revealed this unrest and forced only limited, short-lived reforms. The decisive factor was the First World War, which brought huge military defeats and casualties, severe food and fuel shortages, and economic collapse. As ordinary people suffered terribly and lost faith in the Tsar, strikes and protests erupted, leading first to the fall of the monarchy and then to the Bolshevik seizure of power.
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