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| 734475621 | Czar who turned Russia into a police state | Alexander III | 1 | |
| 734475622 | Under Russian Marxism, the group of workers who would rule the country | Proletariats | 2 | |
| 734475623 | Radical Marxist group willing to sacrifice everything for change | Bolsheviks | 3 | |
| 734475624 | Main Leader of the Bolsheviks | Lenin | 4 | |
| 734475625 | Another name for the Revolution of 1905 in St. Petersburg | Bloody Sunday | 5 | |
| 734475626 | Alleged healer who Czarina Alexandra allowed to make decisions in Nicholas II's absence | Rasputin | 6 | |
| 734475627 | In russia, local councils consisting of workers, peasants and soldiers | Soviets | 7 | |
| 734475628 | Revolutionary leader who commanded the Bolshevik Red Army | Leon Trotsky | 8 | |
| 734475629 | New name for the Bolsheviks after the revolution | Communist Party | 9 | |
| 734475630 | Another name for temporary government | Provisional Government | 10 | |
| 734475631 | Lenins's successor who worked to control every aspect of life in the Soviet Union | Joseph Stalin | 11 | |
| 734475632 | A government that takes total, centralized control over all aspects of public and private life | Totalitarianism | 12 | |
| 734475633 | Stalin's campaign of terror designed to eliminate anyone who threatened his power | the Great Purge | 13 | |
| 734475634 | A system in which the government makes all economic decisions | a command economy | 14 | |
| 734475635 | Stalin's proposals for the development of the Soviet Union's economy | Five-Year Plan | 15 | |
| 734475636 | The agricultural revolution in the USSR combined privately-owned farms into large, government-owned farms into large, government-owned farms | Collective Farms | 16 |
