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    likely without the First World War?  15 Events 1. 1 March 1898‚ The Marxist Russian Social Democratic Party (RSLDP) holds its first Party Congress 2.30 June 1901‚ Socialist Revolutionary Party is founded 3. 17 November 1917‚ RSLDP splits into Bolsheviks and Mensheviks 4. 8 February 1904‚ Russo- Japanese War begins 5.3 January 1905‚ Workers Strike in St‚ Petersburg 6. 9 January 1905‚ Bloody Sunday 7. 28 May 1905‚ First Soviet is formed during a textile strike 8. 14 June 1905‚ Mutiny of the

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    also known as Lenin‚ came back to Russia and tries to provoke another revolution to overthrow the provisional government. Because of this troops were adopted to arrest the Bolsheviks‚ because they were accused to cooperate with Germany‚ but Lenin escaped to Finland. The results of Lenin’s efforts were seen as the Bolsheviks won the majority votes within the Petrograd and Moscow Soviets. After this the October Revolution happened: Lenin wanted to get on the 10th of October the 12 Russian party leaders

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    revolutionaries such as the Bolsheviks and the Socialist for

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    While both nations made an attempt for a more equal society‚ Russia’s new government used radical methods in order to approach a classless society and Mexico’s did not. The reason for this more extreme equality movement is due mainly to Russia’s Bolshevik Revolution being bases loosely on Marxism ideas‚ which proposed a classless and society with complete and utter equality. When looking at Mexico‚ the Mexican Revolution did not want to instate a Marxism based society‚ instead focusing on acquiring

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    outbreaks and chaos which caused the downfall of the tsarist autocracy and liberal Provisional Government which resulted in the establishment of the Soviet Party under control of the Bolsheviks. The Russian Civil War between 1918 and 1922 was an internal war in Russia between the Bolshevik Red Army and the anti-Bolshevik forces called the White Army. The civil war‚ which lasted about four years‚ led to the firm establishment of the Soviet Union in 1922 that lasted until its downfall in 1991. The historical

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    was the Provisional Government’s failures. Kerensky’s made many mistakes. First in continuing the war and refusing to take a stand on the ’land issue’‚ and then in arming the Bolsheviks and allowing them to be seen as the heroes during the Kornilov affair. As the Provisional Government became more unpopular‚ the Bolsheviks increased their support over 1917. There were many reasons why Lenin was able to rise to power but the the April Theses‚ effective propaganda‚ attractive ideology‚ good leadership

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    should take the place of the tsar? There was no clear resolution to that problem. The Russians were in the middle of war‚ which difficult for the decision to be made. In less than a year‚ October 1917‚ the Bolshevik party‚ the predecessors to the communist party would come to power. The Bolsheviks were a majority of hungry socialists. The government was a very popular democratic movement. The Liberals believe that the government should be based on what the people

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    The Tsar had made an enemy of his people while simultaneously entangling Russia in a war that they were unequipped to handle. World War 1 appeared to be a complete disaster for Russia in 1917. The Great Retreat of 1915 brought the Austrian-Hungarian Army to Russia’s doorstep and Nicholas II decides to abandon the home front to command the Russian army in the borderlands. This left the unpopular Tsarina in charge of the country contributing to the anger and discontent of the autocracy. 1916 brought

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    equal measure with the patriciate were the revolutionaries in both cases‚ and both countries’ factions were headed mainly by one key individual. Francisco Madero was the leader of the Mexican Revolution of 1910‚ while V.I. Lenin headed the Russian (Bolshevik) Revolution of 1917. Also‚ the people of both nations were motivated to rebel because of the looming and restricting absolute‚ autocratic governments that were in power. Porfirio Díaz was the respective Mexican leader who voraciously continued to

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    of resources and necessities after World War I. Economically they were incapable to grow due to the poor leadership‚ mostly towards the middle class‚ with socialist ideals. The Bolsheviks were capable to sight the flaw and wanted to gain the power of the Soviet Union under the power of Lenin. Unfortunately the Bolsheviks were a socialist group during this upheaval leading to the failed attempt. Few social mobility was allowed after World War I‚ canceling the effects. The Soviet Union decided to populate

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