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    The Russian revolution was a major crisis that occurred back in 1917. this outcome was caused by the 80- 95% of people that lived in poverty. This poverty caused the numbers of educated society to become extremely furious with the tsarist government. With that‚ the minority that lived in Russia began to call for a voice in the government. Some were so determined by the peasant poverty population that they became socialists. The socialist wanted to overthrow the tsar and create small groups‚ where

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    ‘The Russian Revolution of 1905 was a result of social and economic modernisation thwarted by a reactionary regime.’ Discuss. The Russian Revolution of 1905‚ while it ultimately failed to overthrow the Tzarist regime‚ was said by several people‚ including Lenin‚ to be a ‘dress rehearsal’ for the Russian Revolution of 1917. Russia was an autocratic country ruled by an autocratic Tzar‚ where the Tzar ruled as he wished and was supported by the privileged nobles‚ who owned land and serfs. The distinction

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    significance was usually over exaggerated by historians. The Revolution brought about was the first broad based challenge to Tsardom. It exposed people’s hidden anger to the Tsar and organized into an armed revolution which aimed to overthrown the Tsarist government. Alan Wood suggested that 1the events of the 1905 Revolution such as the Bloody Sunday was the first revolutionary disturbance which forced the Tsar to authorize the holding of elections for a consultative and legislative national assembly

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    Edict issued by Alexander II was of greatest significance to the effects on the people of Russia socially. Although the social effects of the edict were of the greatest significance‚ the economic impact on the country and the political effect on the Tsarist regime cannot be overlooked. Kropotkin suggests that Emancipation had positive social consequences for the Russian people in source one. However‚ he is the only contemporary source who promotes the Edict to be positive. Both Mikhailov and Shelgunov

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    funding from the government’s limited resources. The allocation of these limited resources to athletics further reinforced the importance of success on the national scale for sports in the Soviet Union. Soviet sports had come a long way since the Tsarist regime prior to 1917 and by the 1952 Helsinki Olympics the Soviet Union was a dominant force to be reckoned with on the global scale (Riordan). After taking second to the United States at the Helsinki Olympics the Soviet Union attended the Olympics

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    and freedoms and fashioned in the manner of a contemporary industrial state. During the victorious march of the troops across Europe‚ many of the Decembrists became acquainted with ideas of Enlightenment as well as a lifestyle devoid of autocratic repression and the institution of serfdom. Upon their return‚

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    Rasputin is likely to have undermined the image of the Royal family through his lack of class‚ uncouth appearance and the rumours he made no effort to deny of his orgies and wild drunken parties. Also‚ if he did sleep with the Tsarina and her two eldest daughter as was rumoured‚ then that would make the Tsar look very foolish. Also‚ one of the reasons the Tsar had been respected up to this point was that he was meant to be God appointed. If this was the case then he would not be assimilating with

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    goals/ambitions inside their head in the long run‚ and that was to strengthen Autocracy in the Russian empire but Alexander III did this by reversing what his father had done as he felt he knew better ways of dealing with the situation and strengthening the Tsarist position. The first thing that Alexander III did when he came into power to contradict his fathers reforms was to recall the decision of creating the constitution. Alexander III was a firm believer of the absolute power and judgment that autocracy

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    H/W Why did Tsarism collapse in March 1917? 18/01/12 In March 1917 (Gregorian calendar) the Russian Tsarist government collapsed and was replaced by a provisional committee of 12 former duma members and a soviet (union) of workers and soldiers councils in a revolution ending over 300 years of Romanov rule‚ which was celebrated in 1913. This was due to a combination of events such as the Putilov factory strike; beliefs such as the views of the duma and what evidence suggests is the most important

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    Assess the importance of War Communism to the Bolshevik consolidation of power. War Communism (WC) was of substantial importance to the Bolshevik consolidation of power. WC played a major role in the Bolshevik victory in the Civil War and thus allowed them to maintain power and control in Russia. However‚ from the Bolsheviks initial seizure of power in 1917 through to 1924‚ a number of other factors were of importance in enabling the Bolsheviks to consolidate this power. These factors included the

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