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causes of russian revolution​

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Answered by sakshigaulechha0376
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The Russian Revolution took place in 1917 when the peasants and working class people of Russia revolted against the government of Tsar Nicholas II. They were led by Vladimir Lenin and a group of revolutionaries called the Bolsheviks. The new communist government created the country of the Soviet Union.

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Answered by tarunmandalcrj12
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Answer: I. Political Causes

a. In Russia, Czar ruled in highly autocratic manner.

b. He believed in ‘Divine  Theory of Kingship’

c. He did not want any limitation in his power.

d. The common mass had no participation in administration.

II. Social Causes

a. The Russian society was divided into two categories-

i. Privileged Class

ii. Non Privileged Class

b. Privileged class consisted factory owners and get all the facilities from Czar.

c. Non privileged classes consisted the worker and the farmer and get no facilities.

d. 90% of the Russian populations were workers and farmers.

e. 80% of them were earned their living from agriculture.

III. Economic Causes

a. In Russia, the industries were found in pockets.

b. St. Petersburg and Moscow were the prominent industrial areas.

c. Expansion of railways helped in factory set up in 1890s.

d. Worker had to work twelve to fifteen hour and their wages were very less.

e. About 31% of the factory labor were women.

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