The Russian Revolution started with women protesting in the streets, demanding for more food. When these women and families started demanding for food, everyone started to join in since they found out that the bread and food was being kept away from them. Eventually, everyone got so mad that they started to protest against the Tsar. The Tsar got removed and so they became the first monarchy country.
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There were two Russian Revolutions in 1917, the February Revolution and the October, or Bolshevik Revolution.
In the February Revolution, the revolt began as a spontaneous unorganized demonstration against the Tsar and his government. Over 200,000 workers, peasants and soldiers in Petrograd went to the streets in mass protests and strikes. The protests spread to other cities as well. When the army units stationed in Petrograd refused to obey Tsar Nicholas II's orders to stop the riots, they refused and even joined the demonstrators. Nicholas's ministers convinced him that only his abdication would stop the rioting. He realized he was now powerless and abdicated. There was no military action against the Tsar to forcibly overthrow his government.
As far as the October, or Bolshevik, Revolution, this was not at all a revolution by the people of Russia. This revolution was nothing more than an armed insurrection by members and supporters of the Bolshevik Party in order to take over the government that had been set up after the Tsar abdicated. It was not a popular revolt. In fact many other revolutionaries, including some Bolsheviks, were against it.
The major cause of the Russian revolution was poverty and the lack of respect for the common people.
Women who were angry because there was no bread!
Which do you count as the 'first' Russian Revolution, the one of 1905 or the one of February 1917?
1905.
The major cause of the Russian revolution was poverty and the lack of respect for the common people.
Women who were angry because there was no bread!
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Germany.
The Russian Provisional Government under Alexander Kerensky was overthrown by the Bolshevik Revolution. It did not overthrow Tsar Nicholas II. He had already been overthrown by the February Revolution.
It hoped to receive support from Great Britain and France by staying in the war
The cause of the Russian Revolution of 1917 was that the Czar, or emperor, Nicholas II was using all the money and treating the people unfairly.there were shortages of food and the "commoners" , or peasants and poor people, were the ones revolting because of this.