Political authority opposition and the state of Russia in wartime (OCR A-Level History A): Flashcards

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Two bodies running Russia after revolution

Petrograd Soviet & Provisional Government

Petrograd Soviet composition

Workers, soldiers reps, Socialist intellectuals (Mensheviks & SRs)

Chairman of Petrograd Soviet executive committee

Chkheidze

Petrograd Soviet's role

Protect interests of working classes & soldiers

Order No.1's requirement

Army only to answer to the Soviet

Provisional Government leader

Prince Lvov

Provisional Government's role

Run country until Constituent Assembly elected

Constituent Assembly definition

Elected parliament to write a constitution

Alexander Kerensky's dual positions

Vice Chair Petrograd Soviet & Minister of Justice in Provisional Gov.

Workers' working day achievement

Eight-hour working day

Death penalty status under Provisional Government

Abolished

Some villages declared themselves as

Autonomous republics

Petrograd Soviet membership size

Over 3,000 members

Relationship between P.G. & Soviet first 2 months

Little conflict, P.G. measures met with approval

Lvov's approach to local governance

Encouraged localities to run their own affairs

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