Question

What is the importance of first Paris Commune

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Q2. Which political changes did appear

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Q3. What were the disagreements between Bolsheviks and Mensheviks

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Q4. What is the contribution of Lenin in Russian Revolution? ​

Answer 1

Explanation:

• role in French Revolution

Militants in the Paris Commune, the Revolutionary government of Paris set up by the capital's 48 wards, or sections, gave the Legislative Assembly a deadline in which to suspend the king. When it passed unheeded, they organized an insurrection.

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• The Mensheviks argued against Lenin's centralized, dictatorial party model. Lenin and the Bolsheviks argued for socialism by revolution, while the Mensheviks argued for the pursuit of democratic goals.
• 1. He was the leader of the Bolsheviks who conducted the Revolution. 2. Under his leadership, the revolutionary government introduced radical land reforms and transformed the country into a socialist state.

Answer 2

The questions have been asked with reference to the French Revolution.

1. Independent Paris Commune had a significant part to carry out in the economic life of the city. It properly exercised municipal functions, like the tax levies, and other civic works, and was furthermore a representative assembly representing the ordinary citizens of Paris.

2. The Commune of Paris represented a radical socialist and revolutionary government which ruled unanimously Paris. In the year 1792, the Paris Commune became insurgent and denied accepting orders from the Government of French.

3. The Mensheviks prominently used to argue mainly for the democratic practices and trade-union activities, while the Bolsheviks always wanted armed action.

4. Lenin portrayed an extremely significant role in the 1917 Russian Revolution. The revolutionary government, under his leadership, implemented progressive land reforms and converted the country into a socialist State. From year 1917 to 1922, he induced the Bolsheviks to victory during the Russian Civil War.