mention the problems bought by industrialization in Russian revolution
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Main Problems Facing Industrial Workers in Russia in 1905
By 1905, cities were flooded with workers. Life was extremely
difficult for the working class. In the main cities, living conditions
were very poor and the accommodation for the workers was very cramped,
usually having only enough floor space for people to walk in. When
working, the workers who worked in the factories were at a constant
risk because of the dangerous, heavy and unguarded machinery. The
workers usually worked for fifteen to sixteen hours a day and earning
next to nothing for the amount of time they worked. This caused a low
morale in factories and led to avoidable accidents happening on the
factory floor due to tiredness.
The grievances that the workers wanted to change were that they wanted
their hours of work reduced and there pay increased to a rouble a day.
The workers also wanted better living and working conditions. The
workers wanted to change the law as the workers couldn't go on strikes
because trade unions were prohibited. The workers couldn't be
represented in parliament, because parliament had not been created by
then.
A grievance that the workers, peasants and the middle class suffered
from was that the government's policies to develop industry had
disastrous effects on the people. Even though oil and coil production
trebled, and the iron production quadrupled, the peasants that moved
to the major cities realised that they would have found themselves
better off staying in the countryside as their conditions hardly
improved. plz mark as brainlist
By 1905, cities were flooded with workers. Life was extremely
difficult for the working class. In the main cities, living conditions
were very poor and the accommodation for the workers was very cramped,
usually having only enough floor space for people to walk in. When
working, the workers who worked in the factories were at a constant
risk because of the dangerous, heavy and unguarded machinery. The
workers usually worked for fifteen to sixteen hours a day and earning
next to nothing for the amount of time they worked. This caused a low
morale in factories and led to avoidable accidents happening on the
factory floor due to tiredness.
The grievances that the workers wanted to change were that they wanted
their hours of work reduced and there pay increased to a rouble a day.
The workers also wanted better living and working conditions. The
workers wanted to change the law as the workers couldn't go on strikes
because trade unions were prohibited. The workers couldn't be
represented in parliament, because parliament had not been created by
then.
A grievance that the workers, peasants and the middle class suffered
from was that the government's policies to develop industry had
disastrous effects on the people. Even though oil and coil production
trebled, and the iron production quadrupled, the peasants that moved
to the major cities realised that they would have found themselves
better off staying in the countryside as their conditions hardly
improved. plz mark as brainlist
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