John Reed (journalist) - Quiz
A) October 17 B) October 2 C) September 25 D) September 20
A) Malaria B) Pneumonia C) Spotted typhus D) Influenza
A) Spotted typhus B) Tuberculosis C) Influenza D) Cholera
A) Inessa Armand B) Emma Goldman C) Bryant D) Diane Keaton
A) Because the hospitals ran out of funds B) Because of the Allied blockade C) Because pharmacies were closed D) Because the medicine was illegal
A) His lower body B) The right side C) Both arms D) The left side
A) November 5, 1920 B) October 17, 1922 C) October 17, 1920 D) September 25, 1920
A) Moscow B) New York C) Paris D) Petrograd
A) Red Square monument B) Mass Grave No. 5 at the Kremlin Wall Necropolis C) Novodevichy Cemetery D) In a cemetery in New York
A) Vladimir Lenin B) C. E. Ruthenberg C) Bill Haywood D) Inessa Armand
A) Three B) Four C) Five D) Two
A) John Dos Passos B) Robert A. Rosenstone C) Upton Sinclair D) C. E. Ruthenberg
A) C. E. Ruthenberg B) Warren Beatty C) Sergei Bondarchuk D) Bill Haywood
A) A romantic B) A playboy of the revolution C) A cautious observer D) A traitor
A) As a naive romantic B) As a radical extremist C) As a playboy of the revolution D) As a cold politician
A) The labor strikes in Chicago B) The failure of journalism C) American capitalism D) The international nature of the October Revolution
A) Moscow State University B) The Harvard Lampoon building C) The Kremlin Wall D) The New York Times building
A) Sergei Bondarchuk B) Sergei Vasilyev C) Warren Beatty D) Sergei Eisenstein
A) Reed's book B) Upton Sinclair's novel C) John Dos Passos's trilogy D) Robert A. Rosenstone's biography
A) Warren Beatty B) John Dos Passos C) Sergei Eisenstein D) Paul Leduc
A) October trilogy B) U.S.A. trilogy C) Insurgent trilogy D) Red trilogy
A) Sergei Bondarchuk B) Warren Beatty C) Sergei Vasilyev D) Sergei Eisenstein
A) Paul Leduc B) Sergei Bondarchuk C) Sergei Vasilyev D) Warren Beatty
A) Diane Keaton B) Franco Nero C) Inessa Armand D) Jack Nicholson
A) Franco Nero B) Warren Beatty C) Jack Nicholson D) C. E. Ruthenberg
A) Three B) Nine C) Six D) Twelve
A) Sergei Eisenstein B) Sergei Vasilyev C) Paul Leduc D) Sergei Bondarchuk
A) 1919 and U.S.A. B) Insurgent Mexico and Reds C) October and In October Days D) Red Bells and Red Bells II
A) Paul Leduc B) Warren Beatty C) Sergei Bondarchuk D) Sergei Eisenstein
A) Franco Nero B) Warren Beatty C) Sergei Vasilyev D) Jack Nicholson
A) World War I B) The Mexican Revolution C) The American Civil War D) The October Revolution
A) Bill Haywood B) Lincoln Steffens C) Max Eastman D) Ida Tarbell
A) Landscape Architecture B) The Saturday Evening Post C) The Masses D) The American Magazine
A) Manhattan B) Harlem C) Brooklyn D) Greenwich Village
A) Collier's B) The Forum C) Saturday Evening Post D) The American Magazine
A) Insurgent Mexico B) Landscape Architecture C) The Century Magazine D) The Masses
A) New York City, New York B) Torreón, Mexico C) Provincetown, Massachusetts D) Paterson, New Jersey
A) The Pageant of the Paterson Strike B) War in Paterson C) The Colorado War D) Insurgent Mexico
A) Greenwich Village B) Madison Square Garden C) Ludlow D) Torreón
A) The American Magazine B) Metropolitan Magazine C) The Masses D) The Saturday Evening Post
A) Pancho Villa's army B) Federal forces of Mexico C) Colorado Fuel & Iron Company militia D) Venustiano Carranza's forces
A) Bill Haywood B) John D. Rockefeller Jr. C) Pancho Villa D) Venustiano Carranza
A) Ludlow B) Provincetown C) Torreón D) Paterson
A) The Masses B) War in Paterson C) Insurgent Mexico D) The Colorado War
A) Autumn 1913 B) Summer 1914 C) April 30, 1914 D) June 1, 1913
A) War in Paterson B) The Pageant of the Paterson Strike C) Insurgent Mexico D) The Colorado War
A) President Wilson B) President Roosevelt C) President Rockefeller D) President Taft
A) King's Hill, New York, New York B) Morristown, New Jersey C) Goose Hollow, Portland, Oregon D) Washington Park, Boston, Massachusetts
A) Portland, Oregon B) The East C) London, England D) Moscow, Russia
A) Morristown prep school B) Portland Academy C) Goose Hollow School D) Harvard College
A) 1910 B) 1906 C) 1887 D) 1904
A) Charles Townsend Copeland B) Henry Dodge Green C) Walter Lippmann D) Charles Jerome Reed
A) 1920 B) 1910 C) 1919 D) 1904
A) Charles Jerome Reed B) Charles Townsend Copeland C) Walter Lippmann D) Henry Dodge Green
A) The defense of freedom B) The spread of democracy C) Religious conflicts D) Imperialist commercial rivalries
A) London B) Berlin C) Rome D) Thessaloniki
A) Woodrow Wilson B) Boardman Robinson C) Eugene O'Neill D) Karl Liebknecht
A) Boardman Robinson B) Karl Liebknecht C) Eugene O'Neill D) Mabel Dodge
A) American B) British C) Canadian D) German
A) Petrograd B) Chełm C) Belgrade D) Bucharest
A) Russia B) Italy C) Serbia D) Bulgaria
A) German chancellor B) French president C) British ambassador D) American ambassador
A) Naples B) Kiev C) Constantinople D) Bucharest
A) August 1914 B) November 1916 C) January 1916 D) April 1917
A) Boardman Robinson B) Father Gapon C) Karl Liebknecht D) Eugene O'Neill
A) Portland, Oregon B) Peekskill, New York C) Provincetown, Massachusetts D) Naples, Italy
A) November 1916 B) January 1916 C) April 1917 D) December 1914
A) Mount Sinai Hospital B) Johns Hopkins Hospital C) Mayo Clinic D) Bellevue Hospital
A) A kidney B) His tonsils C) Part of his lung D) His appendix
A) Margaret Sanger B) Louise Bryant C) Randolph Bourne D) Mabel Dodge
A) His camera B) His late father's watch C) His mother's wedding ring D) His typewriter
A) The Masses B) Seven Arts C) Metropolitan D) Tamburlaine
A) Eugene O'Neill B) Randolph Bourne C) Boardman Robinson D) Karl Liebknecht
A) Stockholm B) Helsinki C) New York D) Petrograd
A) Vladimir Lenin B) Morris Hillquit C) Leon Trotsky D) Alexander Kerensky
A) Alexander Kerensky B) Vladimir Lenin C) Raymond Robins D) Lavr Kornilov
A) Congress of Soviets B) Military Revolutionary Committee C) International Red Cross D) People's Commissariat for Foreign Affairs
A) Alexander Gumberg B) Morris Hillquit C) Raymond Robins D) Edgar Sisson
A) Morris Hillquit B) Edgar Sisson C) Alexander Gumberg D) Raymond Robins
A) Edgar Sisson B) Raymond Robins C) Alexander Gumberg D) Morris Hillquit
A) Winter Palace prison B) Kristiania detention center C) Kakola prison D) Federal Building jail
A) Edgar Sisson B) Raymond Robins C) Alexander Gumberg D) Morris Hillquit
A) The American intervention B) The Bolsheviks C) The Tsarist regime D) The German army
A) Defamation B) Sedition C) Grand larceny D) Tax evasion
A) $5,000 B) $2,000 C) $10,000 D) $1,000
A) Boston B) Chicago C) New York D) Philadelphia
A) Trespassing B) Inciting a riot C) Robbery D) Vandalism
A) Brooklyn B) The Bronx C) Manhattan D) Queens
A) A Senate committee B) A grand jury C) The Supreme Court D) A military tribunal
A) Karl Radek B) Ivar Lassy C) Benjamin Gitlow D) David Wallerstein
A) Stoker B) Cook C) Captain D) Navigator
A) Emma Goldman B) Ivar Lassy C) David Wallerstein D) Hella Wuolijoki
A) Angelica Balabanoff B) Louise Bryant C) Hella Wuolijoki D) Emma Goldman
A) Grigory Zinoviev B) Trotsky C) Lenin D) Angelica Balabanoff
A) Louise Bryant B) Angelica Balabanoff C) Emma Goldman D) Hella Wuolijoki
A) 5 June B) 13 March C) 15 September D) 18 May
A) Jack Reed B) John Smith C) Jim Gormley D) Ivan Petrov
A) 102 B) 500 C) 50 D) 12
A) June 5 B) March 13 C) May 18 D) August 10
A) Mid February B) Early March C) Early June D) Late September |
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