The Russian Revolution PD 4

economy

Jan 1, 1900

the economy slowed down

russian revolution

Period: Jan 1, 1900 to Mar 31, 1953

escape

Jan 1, 1902

website for imageleon trotsky escaped

peaceful march

Jan 22, 1905

thousands of men woman and children marched into czar niholas's winterpalace in st peters burg

rebellion

Mar 1, 1917

the russian people rebelled agianst czar nicholas 2nd (february on the old russian calander)

strikes

Mar 8, 1917

strikes and riots over food and coal shortages broke out (february 25 russian calander)

govrenment force

Mar 15, 1917

website for imagegovernment forced czar nicholas to abdicate

return

Apr 1, 1917

ruturned to petrograd

i have returned

May 1, 1917

trotsky returned to petrograd

seize all the power

Sep 1, 1917

web site for imagegeneral lavr korni lov the army commander and chief made a bid to seize power

october revolution

Oct 1, 1917

website for imageoctober revolution occured in november (october on the old russian calander)

russian date

Jan 1, 1918

the russian date changed

lost

Jan 1, 1918

website for imagelost ukraine

stalin

Period: Jan 1, 1918 to Mar 1, 1953

stalin remained in power

stalin died

Mar 1, 1953

website for imagestalin remained in power until death