Question

What are the three main charges that were brought about by the bolsheviks immediately after october revolution?

Answer 1

Society became more regimented, more tightly controlled. The Bolsheviks gradually pushed other parties out of the government, before eventually banning them altogether. Press censorship was stepped up, and under the leadership of Lenin, a one-party dictatorship was established, with the Bolsheviks renaming themselves the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. The new secret police force, the Cheka, soon gained a brutal reputation for its hardline crackdown on the least sign of any dissent against HIM

Answer 2

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The main changes which were brought about by the Bolsheviks immediately after the October Revolution:

Banks and Industries were nationalized.

Land was declared social property, thereby allowing peasants to seize it from the nobility.

In urban areas, houses were partitioned according to family requirements.

Old aristocratic titles were banned, and new uniforms were designed for the army and the officials