Question

Effects of the February Revolution:

Answer 1

• Restrictions on public meetings and associations were removed.
• ‘Soviets’ like the Petrograd Soviet, were set up everywhere, though no common system of election was followed.
• The number of trade unions increased.
• In Industrial areas, factory committees were formed to question the way industrialists ran their factories.
• Soldiers committees were formed in the Army.
• The Bolsheviks’ influence kept growing, and the provisional government saw its power reducing.
• Land committees were formed to handle redistribution of land, which was a popular demand for peasants and their socialist revolutionary leaders in the countryside.

Answer 2

Answer:

I do not understand this child

Though we have lived together now

In the same house for years. I know

Nothing of him, so try to build

Up a relationship from how

He was when small. Yet have I killed