Abeka World History Ch. 23

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The Rise of Communism

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Abeka World History Ch. 23

Communism
A form of socialism which advocates the violent overthrow of existing governments with the goal of changing society and ultimately perfecting mankind. It always results in a totalitarian dictatorship that dominates the person, property, and even thought of its citizens by means of force and terror.
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Communism A form of socialism which advocates the violent overthrow of existing governments with the goal of changing society and ultimately perfecting mankind. It always results in a totalitarian dictatorship that dominates the person, property, and even thought of its citizens by means of force and terror.
Marxism-Leninism Another term for communsim, named after its two founders
Karl Marx and Vladmir Lenin Two men who essentially founded communism
Karl Marx Formulated the basic ideas of communism
Vladmir Lenin First to put communism into practice on a wide scale
Friedrich Engels Organized Marx's ideas into a pseudo-scientific format
Class Struggle Karl Marx viewed history as ______ ______ between the wealthy and poor
Private Property Karl Marx blamed ownership of what as the source of the conflict
Dialectic Materialsim The idea that nothing but the material world exists and that the material conditions alone (i. e.---the environment and economics) determine how a person thinks, acts, feels, and believes
Bourgeosie Middle Class
Proletariat Working Class
Socialism Government ownership and control of business and industry
From each according to his ability, to each according to his need Karl Marx believed that production should be distributed by this principle
Dictatorship of the Proletariat Karl Marx wanted to set up this
Opiate of the People Karl Marx called religion this
Secular Humanism The human self-consciousness itself; became the foundation of communist ideology
1848 Date for The Communist Manifesto
The Communist Manifesto Laid out a program for communist revolution
Communism In this system there is no God, creation, morality, fall of man, family ties, indeviduality, incentive, or hope
First International Karl Marx organized the International Workingmens' Association, also called this
Das Kapital What Karl Marx considered to be his greatest intellectual triumph, which was published in 1867; a theoretical foundation for communist ideology
Kiev Capital of Ukaine
Rus Viking tribe which Russia is named for
Moscow Town that rose to prominence in Russia
Ivan III The first true national leader of united Russia
Czar Caesar
Ivan the Terrible The first czar; a cruel ruler
Serfs Class of people that were little more than slaves
Michael Romanov Began the Romanov dynasty
300 Number of years the Romanov dynasty lasted
Peter the Great Greatest and most capable of the Romanov czars; called himself emperor
St. Petersburg Capital built by Peter the Great to serve as his "window to the west"
Catherine the Great Russian empress who embraced western ideas, including the ideas of French philosopher Voltaire
Alexander I By the end of his rule, Russia had become the largest country in the world by promoting colonization in North America
Nicholas I Faced trouble with revolutionaries during the Decembrist Revolt and Crimean War
Decembrist Revolt Radical uprising during the reign of Nicholas I
Crimean War War in which Nicholas I attempted to gain an outlet to the Mediterranean Sea at the expense of Turkey
Alexander II "The Czar Liberator"
Alexander III Subjected Jews to periodic, organized massacres called pogroms
Pogroms Periodic, organized massacres of Jews
Nicholas II Czar who lost much prestige after a humiliating defeat in the Russo-Japanese War
Russo-Japanese War A brief conflict over control of Manchuria
Bloody Sunday Incident where troops fired and killed several hundred people in a crowd
Duma An elective legilative body with limited power
Provisional Government Resembled a Western representative democracy
Alexander Kerensky Leader of the Provisional Government and Russia's Labor Party
Vladmir Lenin A devout communist who began the Bolshevik Revolution
Mensheviks Minority
Bolsheviks Majority
Leon Trotsky Lenin's chief henchman
Red Gaurds Lenin's military force that was set to stir up trouble
1917 date for the Bolshevik Revolution
Bolshevik Revolution Succeeded in making Russia the first communist state in history
Russia Fist communist state in history
Cheka Lenin's secret police force
White Russians Those who opposed communism
Red Russians Those who favored communism
Red Army Army formed by Leon Trotsky
Central Committee Communist Party and its ruling elite
Third International An organization dedicated to inciting Communist revolution and establishing a world wide communit state
War Communism Lenin's economic policy which attempted to centralize all of Russia's assets under the control of the communist party
New Economic Policy New form of state capitalism
1922 Date for the creation of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Soviet Union
Joseph Stalin One of the most brutal rulers of all time
Five-Year Plan Stalin's plan to transform the Soviet Union into an industrial and military superpower
Collectivized Forcing small, private farms to band together into large collective farms supervized by appointed managers
Ukraine One of the most productive agricultural regions in the world
Genocide The extermination of a political, cultural, or ethnic group
10 Million Number of people who died under Stalin's collectivization of Russian agriculture
7 Million Numbwr of people who died under Lenin's war communism
Great Purge The rooting out of anyone who posed the slihgtet threat to Stalin's authority
Aleksander Solzhenitsyn Wrote The Gulag Archipelago

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