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OCR A Level History Russia and Its Rulers 1855–1964 Revision Notes 2025/2026 | Complete Exam Questions & Answers on Alexander II, Stalin, Lenin, Khrushchev, Revolutions, USSR & Soviet Russia

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Complete OCR A Level History revision material covering Russia and Its Rulers 1855–1964 with detailed exam-style questions and answers designed for high grades and fast revision. This document includes key events, reforms, political control, economic changes, revolutions, Stalinist policies, Khrushchev reforms, and essential statistics frequently used in OCR essays. Perfect for A Level students preparing for mocks, final exams, or essay practice. Includes concise explanations of Alexander II, Alexander III, Nicholas II, Lenin, Stalin, and Khrushchev, alongside major topics such as the 1905 Revolution, February and October Revolutions, collectivisation, Five-Year Plans, purges, propaganda, and Soviet foreign policy. This resource is structured for efficient memorisation, essay support, source analysis, and rapid exam preparation while improving understanding of continuity and change across Russian history from Tsarism to the Soviet Union.

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OCR A Level History Russia and Its Rulers 1855–1964 Revision
Notes 2025/2026 | Complete Exam Questions & Answers on
Alexander II, Stalin, Lenin, Khrushchev, Revolutions, USSR &
Soviet Russia

Who ruled Russia between AII (1855-81), AIII (1881-94), NII (1894-1917), PG
1855-1964? (Feb-Oct 1917), Lenin (1917-24), Stalin (1928-53),
Khrushchev (1953-64)


What did Alexander II's 1861 Freed 51 million serfs, introduced redemption
Emancipation Edict do? payments (49 years @ 6% interest), land
given to mirs not individuals


How long was military service From 25 years to 6 years active, 9 years reserve
reduced to under Alexander II's
1874 reform?


What was the Zemstva? Local government bodies introduced by
Alexander II in 1864, allowed limited self-
governance for nobles and professionals


What was the Statute of Introduced by AIII to ban public gatherings,
State Security (1881)? censor media, imprison suspects without trial



Who were the Okhrana? Secret police under AIII and NII used to
suppress opposition, arrest revolutionaries,
operate outside legal system


What did Alexander III's May Targeted Jews, restricted settlement outside
Laws (1882) do? Pale, banned property ownership, led to 284
pogroms


What was Russification? Policy forcing non-Russians to adopt Russian
culture, language, religion (mainly under AIII
and NII)


How did Nicholas II respond to Introduced October Manifesto promising civil
the 1905 Revolution? liberties, created Duma (but retained
autocracy via Fundamental Laws 1906)


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What was the role of the Duma Four Dumas (1906-1917), all heavily limited by
under Nicholas II? Tsar, suspended or dismissed if too radical




What were the causes of the Military defeats in WWI, 2 million desertions,
February 1917 Revolution? 400% inflation, food shortages, Tsar's refusal
to reform


Why did the Provisional Stayed in WWI, failed land reform, shared
Government fail? power with Petrograd Soviet, lacked
legitimacy


Who led the Provisional Initially Prince Lvov, later Alexander Kerensky
Government?



What were Lenin's April Theses "Peace, Bread, Land" and "All Power to the
(1917)? Soviets"



What was the Treaty of Brest- Ended Russia's WWI involvement, lost 1/3 of
Litovsk (1918)? land, 1/3 of population, 89% of coal mines



What was War Communism Nationalisation of industry, grain
(1918-21)? requisitioning, food rationing, banned private
trade


What was the Red Terror? Cheka-led repression to eliminate opponents
(1918-21), executed over 100,000 people



How many people were killed in Estimated 8 million (combat +
the Russian Civil War (1918- famine/disease), Reds vs Whites
21)?


What was the NEP? Lenin's New Economic Policy (1921)
reintroduced limited capitalism to revive
economy, allowed private trade and small
businesses



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