Issues and Events Leading to the 1917 Revolutions (Grade 11 NSC Matric History): Flashcards

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Issues and Events Leading to the 1917 Revolutions
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Socialism's focus

Common good, shared wealth, collective over individual interests

Communism's key feature

No classes/states, collective ownership, abolish private property

Karl Marx birth year & country

1818, Germany

Bourgeoisie

Middle class who owned means of production (land & factories)

Proletariat

Working class who could only sell their labour to survive

Year Russian serfdom ended

1861

Bloody Sunday date & event

Feb 1905, troops fired on peaceful workers at Winter Palace

Duma

Elected parliament, first met May 1906

Bolsheviks

Lenin's faction - small, disciplined, elite party

Soviet (Russian word)

Council - workers' councils/revolutionary organisation

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