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Key Facts: Lower Saxony Zentralabitur History Exam

4 Wahlmodule

2026 verbindliche Wahlmodule: Russian Revolutions, China/imperialist powers, WWI, Myths

Nds. Kultusministerium, Abitur 2026 – Hinweise für das Fach Geschichte

EPA 2005 + KC 2017

Written exam basis: Einheitliche Prüfungsanforderungen Geschichte (2005) and Kerncurriculum Geschichte (2017)

Nds. Kultusministerium, Hinweise Geschichte 2026

10.04.2026

Fixed statewide written exam date for Geschichte in the 2026 Zentralabitur

MK Niedersachsen Neubekanntmachung der Abiturtermine 2026

300 / 900 points

Minimum Gesamtqualifikation to pass the Abitur (Block I ≥200/600, Block II ≥100/300)

Nds. Kultusministerium, Die gymnasiale Oberstufe und die Abiturprüfung

Outside IQB pools

Geschichte is not in the IQB Abituraufgabenpools; Niedersachsen sets landeseinheitliche tasks

IQB Abituraufgabenpools overview; MK Niedersachsen

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1Which 2026 verbindliches Wahlmodul belongs to Rahmenthema 1 (Krisen, Umbrüche und Revolutionen) in Niedersachsen Geschichte?
A.Wahlmodul 7: Die russischen Revolutionen
B.Wahlmodul 9: China und die imperialistischen Mächte
C.Wahlmodul 4: Der Erste Weltkrieg
D.Wahlmodul 1: Mythen
Explanation: The official 2026 Hinweise assign Wahlmodul 7 'Die russischen Revolutionen' to the 1. Schulhalbjahr / Rahmenthema 1.
2What best characterizes 'Doppelherrschaft' (dual power) after the February Revolution of 1917?
A.Parallel authority of the Provisional Government and the Petrograd Soviet
B.Sole rule by the Tsar's State Council
C.A military dictatorship of Kornilov alone
D.Immediate one-party Bolshevik control of all Russia
Explanation: After February 1917, the Provisional Government and the Petrograd Soviet shared overlapping authority — Doppelherrschaft — until the Bolsheviks dismantled it in October.
3Which event most directly forced Tsar Nicholas II to abdicate in March 1917?
A.Mass strikes, military mutiny, and elite defection during the February Revolution in Petrograd
B.The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk with Germany
C.Stalin's collectivization campaign
D.The Kronstadt sailors' revolt of 1921
Explanation: The February Revolution's urban unrest, garrison mutiny, and loss of elite support made Nicholas II's position untenable, leading to abdication.
4Which demand slogan is most closely associated with Bolshevik mass appeal in 1917?
A.Peace, Land, and Bread (Frieden, Land und Brot)
B.Enrich yourselves through private farming forever
C.Restore the Romanov dynasty immediately
D.Join the Entente for total war victory
Explanation: Lenin's April Theses and Bolshevik agitation centered on peace, land redistribution, and food — meeting wartime social grievances.
5What was the Provisional Government's most politically damaging stance on World War I?
A.Continuing the war effort despite widespread war-weariness
B.Immediately signing a separate peace with Germany in March 1917
C.Abolishing all armies overnight
D.Joining the Central Powers as a full ally
Explanation: The Provisional Government's decision to continue the war alienated soldiers and workers and strengthened Bolshevik peace propaganda.
6Lenin's April Theses most importantly called for which strategic shift?
A.Transfer of power to the soviets and rejection of support for the Provisional Government
B.A permanent coalition with Kadets and Octobrists
C.Immediate restoration of the Duma monarchy
D.Abandoning Marxism for liberal constitutionalism
Explanation: Lenin argued that the bourgeois Provisional Government should not be supported and that soviets should take power — a break with many moderate socialists.
7Why did the July Days (1917) fail to produce a lasting Bolshevik takeover?
A.Premature street action lacked coordinated seizure of state power and provoked a temporary backlash
B.Germany immediately occupied Petrograd and dissolved all parties
C.The Tsar returned and restored absolute rule
D.The soviets had already been abolished before July
Explanation: July demonstrations were suppressed; Bolsheviks were temporarily repressed and Lenin went into hiding — showing that mass protest alone was insufficient without organized power seizure.
8What was the Kornilov Affair's main political effect in autumn 1917?
A.It discredited Kerensky and revitalized Bolshevik credibility as defenders of the revolution
B.It permanently restored Tsarist rule
C.It ended all soviet institutions forever
D.It made Russia a German protectorate overnight
Explanation: Kornilov's attempted right-wing putsch forced Kerensky to arm left forces; Bolsheviks regained influence as anti-counterrevolutionary defenders.
9The Military Revolutionary Committee (MRC) was crucial in October 1917 primarily because it:
A.Organized the coordinated seizure of key Petrograd points under soviet cover
B.Negotiated the Treaty of Versailles
C.Created the first Five-Year Plan
D.Elected Nicholas II as constitutional monarch
Explanation: The MRC, linked to the Petrograd Soviet, coordinated Red Guard and garrison actions that secured communications, bridges, and the Winter Palace.
10Which statement best captures a social-historical Ursache of 1917 beyond battlefield defeat alone?
A.Wartime inflation, food shortages, and agrarian conflict eroded support for the old order
B.Russia had already completed full industrialization with no peasant majority
C.All workers enjoyed secure welfare states before 1914
D.There was no land hunger among peasants
Explanation: Urban provisioning crises, price shocks, and unresolved peasant land hunger interacted with military collapse to radicalize politics.

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