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lesson 8: reform, revolution, and social change revolution he letter by…

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lesson 8: reform, revolution, and social change
revolution
he letter by a name on the right to the correct description on the left
radical revolutionaries known as the bolsheviks
ended russian involvement in the war, directed peasants to reclaim land from nobility and led the workers movements
overthrow the provisional government to form the ussr and became known as communists
established a provisional government keeping civil liberties to citizens
tsarist officers and supporters of the provisional government
abdicated because of issues of war, civilian demonstrations, and government resistance
answer

Explanation:

Brief Explanations
  1. Radical revolutionaries known as the Bolsheviks: This group is associated with the Bolshevik Party which played a crucial role in the Russian Revolution.
  2. Ended Russian involvement in the war, directed peasants to reclaim land from nobility and led the workers' movements: This was a key action of the Bolsheviks after coming to power.
  3. Overthrow the provisional government to form the USSR and became known as communists: The Bolsheviks overthrew the Provisional Government in the October Revolution and later formed the USSR.
  4. Established a provisional government keeping civil liberties to citizens: The Provisional Government was set up after the February Revolution.
  5. Tsarist officers and supporters of the provisional government: These were the Whites who opposed the Bolsheviks.
  6. Abdicated because of issues of war, civilian demonstrations, and government resistance: Tsar Nicholas II abdicated due to these reasons.

Answer:

  1. a. Bolsheviks
  2. f. Lenin
  3. e. Reds
  4. d. Duma (assuming the provisional government was related to the Duma in some context, though more accurately the Provisional Government was formed after the fall of the Tsarist regime and the Duma had a role in the lead - up)
  5. b. Whites
  6. c. Nicholas II