IDENTIFICATIONS
Explain the significance of the following: |
| 1. Bundesrat
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2. Reichstag
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| 3. I.W.W.
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4. Bloody Sunday
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| 5. drang nach osten
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6. Young Turks
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| 7. Duma
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8. mir
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| 9. October Manifesto
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10. zemstvos
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| 11. "Cat and Mouse Act"
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12. trasformismo
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| 13. Russification
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14. Triple Entente
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WHO AM I and WHERE AM I FROM?
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| 1. This militant suffragette used violent protest to spread her message and draw attention to the issue.
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| 2. This leader of a Marxist Socialist party led a union of railway workers and was imprisoned when that union continued to strike despite the attorney general's injunction against it.
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| 3. This radical lawyer and socialist, as the chancellor of the exchequer, had the power to bring many of his reforms to fruition.
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| 4. This leader of the Social Democratic party, while experienced rising popularity until his party was virtually dissolved by legislation which restricted workers' rights.
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| 5. The assassination of this archduke set in motion the events which would lead to World War I.
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| 6. This radical leader, who believed that a war with Germany would restore his nation's imperial glory, failed to gain power.
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| 7. This liberal Prime Minister participated in the passage of significant reforms with David Lloyd George and Winston Churchill.
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| 8. This president found that he hadn't the power to dismiss the premier and initiated a period of figurehead presidents.
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| 9. This revolutionary, also known as Vladimir Ulanov, led the Social Democrats.
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| 10. This socialist "joined the nonsocialist cabinet of Prime Minister René Waldeck-Rousseau", angering his socialist followers.
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