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Lenin’s Russia 1917-1924

Lenin’s Russia 1917-1924. Summary of events. 1917: October Revolution 1918: Elections for C onstituent Assembly Treaty of Brest Litovsk The Red Terror War Communism Outbreak of Civil War 1919: Treaty of Versailles 1920: Withdrawal of interventionist forces

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Lenin’s Russia 1917-1924

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  1. Lenin’s Russia 1917-1924

  2. Summary of events 1917: October Revolution 1918: Elections for Constituent Assembly Treaty of Brest Litovsk The Red Terror War Communism Outbreak of Civil War 1919: Treaty of Versailles 1920: Withdrawal of interventionist forces 1921: Introduction of NEP End of civil war 1924: The death of Lenin

  3. Background • Lenin’s Russia is most easily understood through answering the following two question; • 1. Why did civil was break out in Russia after the October revolution and why did the Bolsheviks win? • 2. How did the Bolsheviks establish a single party in Russian between the years 1917 and 1924?

  4. Your task • The class will be divided in to two. • Each group will be assigned one of the questions on the previous slides • Each group will produce a Study Guide in answer to the question. This should be designed so that other students can use it to learn the material and to construct the next assignment – An Obituary of Lenin from a Western perspective. More details on this later.

  5. What could a study guide include? • Notes • A chronology • Pictures • Graphic organisers • Lists • Tables • Charts • A list of sources!! • See the attached eg

  6. Remember….. Your study guide will be attached to the blog and will be used by your class and by the other G11 HL class!

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