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Brainstorm a response to this question with your partner:

1. Find someone you haven't work with yet this lesson

2. Write down in full sentences points that could be argued for the differences and similarities

3. Make sure to include at least two quotes for each side

4. Once everyone has finished, each pair will give feedback through a voice recording to another group in the class. Make sure that this is constructive but kind! (come write on the board who you have picked)

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neither fixed the grievances of the workers entirely 

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neither fixed the grievances of the workers entirely 

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both govs made promises that weren't fulfilled 

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both govs made promises that weren't fulfilled 

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bolsheviks represents the workers, soldiers and sailors. The tsar represented the Bourgeoisie 

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bolsheviks represents the workers, soldiers and sailors. The tsar represented the Bourgeoisie 

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Tsar believed in a autocratic rule, the Bolsheviks believed in the concept of communism 

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Tsar believed in a autocratic rule, the Bolsheviks believed in the concept of communism 

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Different:

-Bolsheviks used considerably more force during their time in power, over 150,000 Russian were killed compared to 14,000 under the Tsar

-The Bolsheviks sought to help educate the working class, whereas the Tsar wanted to keep people illiterate so as to avoid an uprising

-the tsar desired to stay in WWI, Bolsheviks wanted to withdraw and focus on world wide communist revolution

-Lenin is more responsive to uprisings, he is willing to implement the NEP after the Kronstadt uprising, whereas the Tsar does not make major changes after Bloody Sunday

Similarities:

-both had a form of the secret police, Okhrana and the Cheka

-they sought to oppress political groups that did not support them, limitations on press and throwing opponents into prison

-under both of their reigns the Russian people were starving, more so under the Bolsheviks, whom had promised that they would solve the issue