Revolutions of 1917–1923 - Quiz
A) 1917 B) 1921 C) 1918 D) 1920
A) 1921–1922 B) 1917–1918 C) 1918–1919 D) 1920–1921
A) Tambov Rebellion B) Ganja rebellion C) Slutsk uprising D) Kronstadt Rebellion
A) 1920–1922 B) 1917–1919 C) 1918–1920 D) 1919–1921
A) 1918 B) 1919 C) 1920 D) 1921
A) 1917–1918 B) 1920–1921 C) 1918–1919 D) 1919–1920
A) 1918 B) 1921 C) 1920 D) 1919
A) 1919–1920 B) 1917–1918 C) 1918–1919 D) 1920–1921
A) 1918–1921 B) 1918–1920 C) 1919–1922 D) 1917–1920
A) 1919–1921 B) 1917–1919 C) 1920–1922 D) 1918–1920
A) 1919 B) 1920 C) 1918 D) 1917
A) 1920 B) 1921 C) 1923 D) 1922
A) 1920–1924 B) 1921–1926 C) 1922–1927 D) 1919–1923
A) Six of June B) Second of June C) Seven of June D) Seven of July
A) The rising cost of living B) The dissolution of the monarchy C) The arrival of the Ottoman navy D) The ban on international trade
A) Sliema B) Gozo C) Valletta D) Mdina
A) Four B) Ten C) Six D) Two
A) The exile of Saad Zaghloul B) The invasion by Italy C) The closing of the Suez Canal D) The death of King Fuad
A) The Cairo Protocol B) The Suez Commission C) The Zaghloul Accord D) The Milner Mission
A) 1920 B) 1922 C) 1919 D) 1923
A) Only the city of Alexandria B) Sudan and the Canal Zone C) The Ethiopian border D) The entire Nile Delta
A) Farouk B) Faisal I C) Mehdi Al-Khalissi D) Saad Zaghloul
A) The rise of the Wafd Party B) The end of World War I C) A shortage of food supplies D) The Second Italo-Ethiopian War
A) Baghdad B) Syria C) Najaf D) The Euphrates valley
A) Income and property taxes B) Water and electricity taxes C) Import and export tariffs D) Land ownership and burial taxes
A) Sheikh Mehdi Al-Khalissi B) Faisal I C) Saad Zaghloul D) King Fuad
A) Diplomatic sanctions and trade embargoes B) Naval blockades and starvation C) Poison gas and chemical weapons D) Heavy artillery and aerial bombardment
A) Farouk B) Saad Zaghloul C) Faisal I D) Mehdi Al-Khalissi
A) Annexation of the Suez Canal B) Independence from British rule C) Reinstatement of Ottoman rule D) Expansion into Syrian territory
A) It was transferred to Italy B) It was cancelled C) It was expanded D) It was rebranded as a colony
A) The Hungarian Free State B) The Hungarian Soviet Republic C) The Kingdom of Hungary D) The Austro-Hungarian Republic
A) Federalist self-government movement B) May Fourth Movement C) Constitutional Protection Movement D) October Revolution
A) Karl Kautsky B) Russia's October Revolution C) Sun Yat-sen D) Chen Jiongming
A) Democratic centralism B) Federalist self-government C) Monarchism D) Totalitarian socialism
A) October Revolution B) Constitutional Protection Movement C) The Federalist Party D) May Fourth Movement
A) Joffe B) Tan Pingshan C) Chen Jiongming D) Li Dazhao
A) The Paris Peace Agreement B) The Constitutional Protection Pact C) The Marxist Manifesto D) Sun–Joffe Manifesto
A) E. H. Carr B) Sun Yat-sen C) Chen Jiongming D) Li Dazhao
A) The Great Depression B) Biennio Rosso C) The German Revolution D) The March on Rome
A) The Factory Councils B) The Red Army C) The Second International D) Comintern
A) Expand the Red Army B) Abolish the Comintern C) End economic isolation D) Annex Germany
A) He was appointed head of the Comintern B) He was executed C) He abdicated D) He fled to Russia
A) Three-quarters B) Double C) Half D) One-quarter
A) Anarcho-Syndicalist leaders B) Joseph Stalin C) The German Kaiser D) Vladimir Lenin
A) State-run bureaucracies B) International syndicates C) Monarchist oversight committees D) Factory councils
A) 250,000 B) 2,000,000 C) 500,000 D) 100,000
A) 1939 B) 1923 C) 1917 D) 1943
A) General Confederation of Labour B) Bavarian Soviet Republic C) The Red Army D) Italian Syndicalist Union
A) Northern Po Valley B) Southern Italy C) The Baltic states D) Rome
A) 1000% B) 50% C) 560% D) 250%
A) Lifting the embargo B) Declaring war on the Soviets C) Supporting the Kaiser D) Invading Germany
A) Capitalist or imperialist B) Technocratic or monarchist C) Religious or conservative D) Socialist or anti-colonial
A) Tsar Nicholas II B) Alexander Kerensky C) Otto Wille Kuusinen D) Vladimir Lenin
A) Otto Wille Kuusinen B) Kullervo Manner C) Svinhufvud D) Gustaf Mannerheim
A) Russia B) Germany C) United Kingdom D) Sweden
A) An independent Bolshevik detachment murdered a Finnish businessman B) It was the start of the Finnish Civil War C) It forced the Bolsheviks to surrender D) It resulted in the death of Risto Ryti
A) The Bolsheviks seized control of the capital B) The Finnish parliament declared independence C) The White Army held a victory parade D) A general strike was initiated
A) Pangalos supporters B) Monarchists C) Ottoman loyalists D) Venizelists
A) The Balkan Split B) The Great Hellenic War C) National Schism D) The Republican Divide
A) 1919 B) 1922 C) 1935 D) 1924
A) King Constantine I B) Eleftherios Venizelos C) General Primo de Rivera D) General Pangalos
A) 1935 B) 1928 C) 1923 D) 1931
A) Supported the Triple Entente B) Neutrality C) Supported the Central Powers D) Active combatant against Turkey
A) The Restoration Monarchy B) A socialist state C) The Second Republic D) A military dictatorship
A) Valencia B) Barcelona C) Madrid D) Seville
A) The defeat at Annual B) The defeat at Dumlupınar C) The loss of the civil war D) The failure of the 1917 revolution
A) General Pangalos B) General Miguel Primo de Rivera C) Eleftherios Venizelos D) King Constantine I
A) The Sonoran oligarchy B) The Cristeros C) The royalist faction D) The Felicistas
A) Emiliano Zapata B) Pancho Villa C) Álvaro Obregón D) Felicista leader
A) Formal government agencies B) Foreign occupying forces C) Irregular militias D) Religious institutions
A) Greek military leaders B) Mustafa Kemal Atatürk C) Soviet diplomats D) The Ottoman Sultan
A) 850 years B) 400 years C) 1000 years D) 623 years
A) Patagonia Rebelde B) Limerick Soviet C) Hamburg Uprising D) Tragic Week
A) Italy B) Hungary C) Spain D) Finland
A) Bulgarian Soviet Revolution B) Sofia Riots C) March Uprising D) September Uprising
A) Canada B) Ireland C) Estonia D) Germany
A) Argentina B) Brazil C) Mexico D) Spain
A) Labor strike B) Independence movement C) Political violence D) Agricultural reform
A) Toronto Uprising B) Montreal Soviet C) Canadian Labour Revolt D) Canadian Socialist Revolution
A) Successful capture of Ankara B) Annexation into Greece C) Formal peace treaty D) Pushed out by the Great Offensive |
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