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2. What were the causes of the Russian Revolution?

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2. What were the causes of the Russian Revolution?

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Russia was weak do to WWI. WWI left many people angry because of food shortages and famine

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Image: What Caused the Russian Revolution? - ppt video online download

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1.How did the Czars that ruled prior to the revolution handle calls for reforms?

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1.How did the Czars that ruled prior to the revolution handle calls for reforms?

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They imposed strict censorship codes on published materials and watched schools. Because they didn't want any of the people thinking that they were doing something bad. They basically had them thinking everything they were doing was right.

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3-What effect did Russian involvement in WWI have the Czar and military?  (How did the Russian people view them due to the war?)

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3-What effect did Russian involvement in WWI have the Czar and military?  (How did the Russian people view them due to the war?)

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Russia sustains many economic and military losses and is forced to withdraw from this war due to the start of the Russian revolution. People started to see them as weak because they showed that they had no strength because they were backing out of every battle they were in

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Image: Tsar Nicholas II of Russia with troops, WW1 Stock Photo, Royalty ...

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4. Who was the leader the provisional government after the Czar stepped down?

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4. Who was the leader the provisional government after the Czar stepped down?

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The man to take Czar Nicholas II’s  throne after being dethroned in 1917 was Alexander Kerensky. He was the only one that was able to gain success as opposed to previous leaders.

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5. Who were the Bolsheviks and who were their opponents in the civil war?

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5. Who were the Bolsheviks and who were their opponents in the civil war?

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The Bolsheviks were the members belonging to Russia’s Social Democratic Party. They were led by Lenin and referred to as the Communists after the October revolution. Their opponents in the civil war were referred to as the White Army. The Bolsheviks were the Red army.

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6. How was life different after the Bolshevik revolution?

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6. How was life different after the Bolshevik revolution?

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After the Bolshevik reunion, may things changed. Russia was pulled out of the war and became a communist country. Lenin had all power over the government. He made Russia the first ever communist country at that time.

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7-Who was Karl Marx and why is he significant?

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7-Who was Karl Marx and why is he significant?

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Karl marx was a significant person b/c he created marxism. This was a political way of thinking. Alos explains changes in history as the result of a struggle between social classes.The Bolshevik revolution was based on these ideas

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Image: Karl marx Accomplishments by karlmarxspose - Infogram

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9-What does it mean that Lenin believed the Russian Revolution was inevitable?

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9-What does it mean that Lenin believed the Russian Revolution was inevitable?

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That he believed that it was not something that they could avoid. That it was meant to happen. That there was a reason for this to happen. And also that he believed that the Russians had this coming it was going to happen one way or another

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Image: Lenin lives! Reimagining the Russian Revolution, 1917-2017 | The ...

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Found on Google from thecharnelhouse.org

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Stalin rival for power was Trotsky. Trotsky was his rival for power because both were competing for government powers.

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10-Why do you think Communism and the Communists were successful in gaining support from the Russian people?

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10-Why do you think Communism and the Communists were successful in gaining support from the Russian people?

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I think that they were so successful because communism was more of a major rule by the people. They weren't like treated  unequal with their goods and property.All of their goods & services would be shared equally. Inspired by the book the Communist Manifesto by Marx and Engel.