describe the circumstances which were responsible for Russian revolution
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The main circumstances which were responsible for the Russian Revolution are (i) Russia's own industries were few in numbers and the industrial workers were exploited extremely. ... (iii) Russia had an autocracy. Tsar Nicholas II was a deeply conservative ruler and maintained a strict authoritarian system.
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There were many events during the Russian Revolution. The main events were:
1. The Steelworkers first went on a strike and there were many demonstrations and riots.
2. The troops fired the crowds and the Duma urged action. The Duma was dissolved by the Tsar.
3. The soldiers join the riots and set up a “Petrograd Soviet” with selected deputies. The Tsar’s government had fallen and Russia had 2 governments.
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