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Froggy Jumps 1905 Russia True/False QuizOnline version Quiz on the 1905 Russian Revolution. by richardtottler tottler 1 The majority of Russians in 1905 were peasants. a Not true b True c False 2 The Mensheviks wanted a quick revolution with a small party. a True b Not false c False 3 The Potemkin was a navy ship where sailors rebelled. a True b False c Not true 4 The 1905 Revolution ended Tsar Nicholas II's rule completely. a True b Not false c False 5 Secret police and soldiers were used to stop protests. a Not true b False c True 6 The 1905 Revolution led to the creation of the Duma. a True b False c Not true 7 Bloody Sunday occurred during the 1905 events. a False b Not true c True 8 The 1905 Revolution saw widespread strikes and peasant uprisings. a Not true b False c True 9 In 1905, the Tsar immediately granted full constitutional freedoms. a True b False c Not false 10 The Potemkin mutiny inspired other revolutionary movements. a Not true b False c True

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1905 Russia True/False QuizOnline version

Quiz on the 1905 Russian Revolution.

by richardtottler tottler

The majority of Russians in 1905 were peasants.

Not true

True

False

The Mensheviks wanted a quick revolution with a small party.

True

Not false

False

The Potemkin was a navy ship where sailors rebelled.

True

False

Not true

The 1905 Revolution ended Tsar Nicholas II's rule completely.

True

Not false

False

Secret police and soldiers were used to stop protests.

Not true

False

True

The 1905 Revolution led to the creation of the Duma.

True

False

Not true

Bloody Sunday occurred during the 1905 events.

False

Not true

True

The 1905 Revolution saw widespread strikes and peasant uprisings.

Not true

False

True

In 1905, the Tsar immediately granted full constitutional freedoms.

True

False

Not false

The Potemkin mutiny inspired other revolutionary movements.

Not true

False

True

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1905 Russia True/False QuizOnline version

by richardtottler tottler

The majority of Russians in 1905 were peasants.

The Mensheviks wanted a quick revolution with a small party.

The Potemkin was a navy ship where sailors rebelled.

The 1905 Revolution ended Tsar Nicholas II's rule completely.

Secret police and soldiers were used to stop protests.

The 1905 Revolution led to the creation of the Duma.

Bloody Sunday occurred during the 1905 events.

The 1905 Revolution saw widespread strikes and peasant uprisings.

In 1905, the Tsar immediately granted full constitutional freedoms.

The Potemkin mutiny inspired other revolutionary movements.

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