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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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To wipe out the revolutionaries, Alexander lll used harsh measures. He imposed strict censorship codes published materials and writing documents.

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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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Desperately hungry and landless. Russia relied on an agrarian economy that was outdated and inefficient. Not providing enough food for the whole country. Factory workers had to suffer long shifts and very little pay. Wartime inflation from WW1.

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The two most notable people in the competition where Joseph Stalin and his rival Leon Trotsky

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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 it was inevitable that no matter what it would and Lenin see that the workers and the very small groups are rising up and forces communism to happen

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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 was unprepared to handle the military and economic costs. Its weak generals and poorly equipped troops.Russia's involvement in World War I revealed the weaknesses of czarist rule and military leadership.

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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 leader of the Provisional government after the Czar steeped down was Alexander Kerensky.

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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 a group
revolutionary Russian Marxists who took control of Russia's government in November 1917.The opponents of the Bolsheviks were the White army that wanted a czar in power and some wanted a democratic government.The only thing that brought the white army was the desire to defeat the Bolsheviks.

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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 philosopher that along with Friedrich Engels predicted that workers would overthrow owners.

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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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Peasants and workers directly ruled  the Soviet government that Lenin created.Women had equal rights, religion was not really acceptable, and farmland was seized from landowners and were divided equally among the peasants.

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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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Because the people saw that everything was changing and that the communist where going to help them lead them in the right path and that path was called communism