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There was no March Revolution, per se, in Russia. There was the February Revolution and there was the October Revolution. The difference lies in the fact that February on the Julian calendar is the same a March on the Gregorian calendar. Most historians refer to it as the February Revolution, just as they refer only to he October Revolution.
Primarily, the February Revolution ended with Nickolas II abdicating the throne and Imperial parliament ( the Duma) taking control of the government by establishing the Russian Provisional Government.
The October Revolution ended with the Bolsheviks, led by Vladimir Lenin, and the workers' Soviets, overthrowing the Provisional Government. Lenin was named Chairman of the Peoples Commisars of the RFSFR on November 8, 1917.
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What is Bolshevik in Russia?
Bolshevik is the name of the ruling communist party - more radical and with fewer members than the pre-revolution Mensheviks.
Was the Russian revolution the fulfilment of Marx's predictions?
Yes, It was based off the ideas of Karl Marx and Communism EDIT: The second Russian Revolution, the November of Bolshevik Revolution, was to instate communism. The first, the March Revolution, was to force the czar out of power and create a democracy.
What beast describes the result of the March revolution of 1917?
more than 300 years of Romanov rule came to an end
When did the bolshevik revolution take place?
The Russian Revolution was actually three revolutions. The first was in 1905, but it did not accomplish much aside from the creation of the weak Russian Parliament called the Duva. The Czarist regime maintained real power.The second was the February Revolution of 1917. This resulted in the abdication of Czar Nicholas II and the overthrow of the Czarist government. The revolutionaries could not agree on how the new country would be governed and they split into factions. Two factions were the Mensheviks and the Bolsheviks, which led to the third revolution.The third revolutions was the October Revolution of 1917, which was more like a civil war than a revolution. The Bolsheviks under Lenin succeeded in wresting full power over the new government, which became the USSR.Yes, so called "The Great October Revolution" happened in 1917. But the 1st (unsuccessful) revolution was in 1905 and Tsar Nikolas had been dethroned in February 1917. So there were three revolutions, not just one.
Who overthrew the Russian government in 1918 and established a communist government there?
Vladimir Lenin and his Bolshevik Party supporters overthrew the Russian Provisional Government in November 1917. This revolution was nothing more than a military coup engineered by Lenin and the Bolsheviks, which was tolerated by most workers, peasants and soldiers because the existing Provisional Government just wasn't working properly. The Bolshevik Revolution was not one in which the general populace rose up and took over the government. The existing Provisional Government was weak and unpopular among the workers, peasants and soldiers, but it was more unpopular with the Bolshevik Party who wanted power, so they stepped in and took it practically without firing a shot.
What is a sound and logical argument that sustains a belief that the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution in Russia was not a Marxist one?
The logical argument that sustains a belief in the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution in Russia was an attempt to escape from the bloodiest war. They were better than Marxist.
What is Bolshevik in Russia?
Bolshevik is the name of the ruling communist party - more radical and with fewer members than the pre-revolution Mensheviks.
What is the Bolsheik Revolution?
The Bolshevik Revolution also known as the October Revolution took place in Petrograd and overthrew the provisional government. Power went to the largest faction of the Russian Social Democratic Labor Party, the Bolsheviks rather than the rival Mensheviks.
How was labor different after the revolution than it was before?
Before the Industrial Revolution, labor was more generalized. After the Industrial Revolution, labor was specialized.
According to Marxism who are the proletariat and role did they play in the Bolshevik Revolution?
According to Marx, the proletariat is the class of workers who have no ownership or control of the means of production in the economy. They own nothing but the right to sell their own labor. The proletariat is not simply "the lower class" as that term is commonly used. It just so happens that the common industrial worker may be in a lower social class, lower social status is not the true definition of proletariat. The "proletariat" actually played very little in the "Bolshevik Revolution" because there was no proletariat in Marxist terms. First, Russia had not gone through the industrialization phase of capitalism therefore there was no true proletariat. Russia was still an agrarian country. Second, the Bolshevik Revolution was not a people's revolution as Marx envisioned it. The Bolshevik Revolution was nothing more than a military and political coup staged by the Bolshevik forces in which they seized control of the government from the existing Provisional Government. The people of Russia, soldiers, workers and peasants, simply stood by doing nothing while the Bolsheviks seized power. By and large theirs was a wait and see attitude. Most felt it was better to have a revolutionary government (Bolshevik) rather than a counter-revolutionary government (the Provisional Government) even though the Bolsheviks were not universally favored or trusted.
Was the Russian revolution the fulfilment of Marx's predictions?
Yes, It was based off the ideas of Karl Marx and Communism EDIT: The second Russian Revolution, the November of Bolshevik Revolution, was to instate communism. The first, the March Revolution, was to force the czar out of power and create a democracy.
The Bolshevik Revolution lead to communism in what country?
The Bolshevik Revolution, also known as the October Revolution of 1917, took place mainly in Petrograd, Russia, but it occurred in many other larger cities as well. Petrograd had been known as St. Petersburg but the name during WWI. St. Petersburg had been the Tsarist capital city of Russia and remained the capital under the Provisional Government set up when the Tsar abdicated after the February Revolution of 1917. When the Provisional Government in Petrograd proved to be no better than Tsarist rule, the people refused to support it. Lenin and the Bolsheviks simply stepped in and took power from the main governing body in Petrograd and announced that governmental power was now vested in the workers' councils (called Soviets) that had formed in the larger cities.
Why did the socialists tolerate the bolshevik coup?
They tolerated the Bolshevik coup because they misunderstood the Bolshevik's true intentions and underestimated the ability of the Bolshevik's to retain the power they had usurped. The various socialist parties were actually opposed to the Bolshevik takeover; however they tolerated it because they felt that it was better to accept a takeover by a socialist party than to invite civil war that might undo the gains of the revolution or even restore the Tsar. The socialist were fooled into thinking that the Bolsheviks truly intended to honor the principles of the revolution and give power to the Soviet councils or to the people themselves. They did not realize that Lenin and the Bolsheviks had no intention of allowing anyone other than themselves to exercise any type of political power. The socialists also found themselves with no power to resist the Bolsheviks as they consolidated their power. The Bolsheviks had created the Military Revolutionary Committee, which was an armed force. The soldiers of the Russian army for the most part refused to intervene.
How was production different after industrial revolution than it was before?
Answer this question…Before the Industrial Revolution, items were produced one at a time. After the Industrial Revolution, items were mass produced.
Why do some say the cold war was 70 years?
Because they hold the view that the Cold War actually began with the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia in 1918, rather than after World War II. It's what you'd call "an alternate view".
What best describes results of the march revolution of 1917?
more than 300 years of Romanov rule came to an end
What best describes result of the March Revolution of 1917?
more than 300 years of Romanov rule came to an end
