Lesson 2C.2.3
2C.2.3 The Provisional Government and its opponents, February–October 1917 Quiz: Pearson Edexcel History, Unit 3
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The 20 questions
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Who was the official leader of the first Provisional Government formed in March 1917?
- Leon Trotsky
- Prince Lvov
- Vladimir Lenin
- Alexander Kerensky
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Which famous slogan summarised Lenin's demands in his April Theses of 1917?
- Peace, Land, Bread
- Victory at All Costs
- Blood and Iron
- All Power to Tsar
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Who led a failed right-wing military coup against the Provisional Government in August 1917?
- General Kornilov
- Admiral Kolchak
- General Denikin
- General Brusilov
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Who chaired the Military Revolutionary Committee that organised the October 1917 Bolshevik uprising?
- Alexander Kerensky
- Vladimir Lenin
- Leon Trotsky
- Joseph Stalin
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In which month and year did the Bolsheviks forcibly dissolve the Constituent Assembly?
- March 1917
- October 1917
- May 1918
- January 1918
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Which decree issued by the Petrograd Soviet in March 1917 severely undermined military discipline?
- Decree on Peace
- Order No. 1
- April Theses
- Fundamental Laws
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To which country was Lenin forced to flee following the failed July Days of 1917?
- Sweden
- Germany
- Finland
- Switzerland
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Which military force gave the Petrograd Soviet practical military control over the capital in 1917?
- Imperial Guard
- Cossack cavalry
- Petrograd garrison
- Red Army
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Which foreign policy goal in the Milyukov Note of April 1917 caused mass street protests?
- Continuing the war
- Immediate armistice
- Territorial surrender
- Allied reparations
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Which Minister of War launched the failed Russian military offensive in June 1917?
- Pavel Milyukov
- Alexander Kerensky
- Prince Lvov
- Leon Trotsky
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Which failed military campaign in June 1917 severely weakened Kerensky's Provisional Government?
- Battle of Tannenberg
- Kerensky Offensive
- Kornilov Affair
- Brusilov Offensive
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Which armed group did Kerensky supply with weapons to defeat General Kornilov in August 1917?
- Kadets
- White Army
- Red Guards
- Imperial Guard
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Which famous Bolshevik slogan appealed directly to war-weary soldiers and hungry workers in 1917?
- Freedom and Unity
- Peace, Land, Bread
- Workers of Russia
- All Power, Soviets
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To which future elected body did the Provisional Government delay the issue of land reform?
- Constituent Assembly
- Petrograd Soviet
- Imperial Council
- State Duma
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Which building did Bolshevik forces storm on 25 October 1917 to overthrow the Provisional Government?
- The Tauride Palace
- The Peter-Paul Fortress
- The Winter Palace
- The Smolny Institute
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What policy decision regarding the First World War fatally weakened the Provisional Government?
- Surrendering territory
- Continuing the war
- Declaring neutrality
- Signing a peace
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Which document published by Lenin in April 1917 called for an immediate socialist revolution?
- The April Theses
- The Peace Decree
- The October Manifesto
- Order Number 1
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Which political party won the most seats in the November 1917 Constituent Assembly elections?
- Socialist Revolutionaries
- Mensheviks
- Constitutional Democrats
- Bolsheviks
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Who served as Prime Minister of the Provisional Government during the October Revolution?
- Prince Lvov
- Lavr Kornilov
- Pavel Milyukov
- Alexander Kerensky
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What term describes the sharing of authority between the Provisional Government and Petrograd Soviet?
- Democratic Centralism
- Dual Power
- War Communism
- Red Terror
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