What were the goals of the Russian revolution?

Answer 1

The revolutionaries in Russia wanted to create a government where they were equally represented and wouldn't be ignored as in the governemtn run by the Tsars. They also wanted to get rid of the noble class that had abused them for so long.

Social Equality and Economic Democracy

Answer 2

The "mission" of the Russian Revolution was first and foremost to eliminate the monarchy of the Tsars as the form of government and replace it with a democratic republican one. This is what was done in the February Revolution of 1917. Once the Tsar was eliminated, the mission became one of agreeing on a new constitution and whether Russia would remain capitalist or become socialist. The mission of the October Revolution by Vladimir Lenin and the Bolshevik was to overthrow the capitalist temporary Provisional Government and set up a new socialist one.

All of the various revolutionary political parties wanted to eliminate the Tsar, but only the Bolsheviks wanted their type of radical socialist government. Thus, the true "mission" of the Revolution was to get rid of the Tsar, rather than set up a socialist government, despite the fact that that is how it ultimately worked out.

Answer 3

The goal was to create a social equility and economic democracy in Russia.

Answer 4

wasn't it to give land to the peasants and to have social equality

Answer 5

This was the start of something huge, the Tsar was forced to abddicate and this started the real Russian Revolution in which, in time, Russia would become a communist state.