The February/March Revolution of 1917 (AQA A-Level History): Quizzes

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Issues of Leadership and the Tsar's Abdication
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Where was Leon Trotsky during the February Revolution?

New York

Which historian uncovered evidence of a liberal group planning a coup to topple the Tsar?

James White

From which Petrograd district did the revolutionary workers' group operate?

Vyborg

Why did Soviet historians promote the concept of a 'spontaneous rising' in February 1917?

Leaders were imprisoned or exiled

What was Rodzianko's response to the Tsar's offer to share power?

'The time for them has gone'

How far south of Petrograd was Pskov, where the Tsar's train was diverted?

200 miles

What position did General Alexeev hold when he pressured Nicholas II to abdicate?

Chief of the General Staff

On what date did Nicholas II agree to abdicate?

2 March

Why did Nicholas II name Mikhail as Tsar instead of his son Aleksei?

Aleksei suffered from haemophilia

How many years had the Romanov dynasty ruled before it ended in 1917?

304 years

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