Triggers for revolt (Edexcel GCSE History): Quizzes

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On what date did workers at the Putilov Steelworks in Petrograd go on strike?

18 February

How many people demonstrated in Petrograd between 23-25 February?

250,000 people

On what date did army regiments refuse to obey orders to shoot at protesters?

27 February

How far was army headquarters from Petrograd when Nicholas II left the capital?

780 kilometres

Who did Tsarina Alexandra rely on for advice instead of the Duma?

Rasputin

What significant event occurred on 23 February 1917?

International Women's Day march

How many people were killed when soldiers fired on demonstrators on 26 February?

40 people

On what date did Nicholas II leave Petrograd for army headquarters?

22 February

Why was the military mutiny crucial to the revolution's success?

It removed govt's tool for order

What weather condition in late February helped encourage street protests?

Unusually warm weather

What did the military report declare on 28 February?

Petrograd was out of control

What announcement on 23 February caused panic and transformed protests into mass demonstrations?

Bread rationing might begin

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