Question

What kind of effort was taken by the reformist for the benefits of the workers? Chapter :- Russian Revolution ; History class :- 9​

Answer 1

The Russian Revolution of 1905,[a] also known as the First Russian Revolution,[b] was a wave of mass political and social unrest that spread through vast areas of the Russian Empire, some of which was directed at the government. It included worker strikes, peasant unrest, and military mutinies. It led to constitutional reform (namely the "October Manifesto"), including the establishment of the State Duma, the multi-party system, and the Russian Constitution of 1906.

Answer 2

Answer:

Explain the influence of parents and teachers in the life of Abdul Kalam.

Parents ,teachers and friends played a major role in Abdul Kalam's life. Adual Kalam's family was poor and even in that condition they were ready to teach him . They also encouraged him in many ways. His teachers also helped him to get scholarship in studies . His friends helped him in projects and other activities.

Kalam had a healthy surroundings. he inherited honesty, self-disclipline, faith in goodness and deep kindness from parents. Kalam's father was a very austere man and he had a great influence on Kalam. Despite of relegious differences he was quite close to his three orthodox Brahmin friendswhich was like Hindu-Muslim unity. This had a good effect on Kalam. Finally, his science teacher, a brahmin had a healthy relationship with kalam. He wanted to break the socirelegious unequality between religions. So, he used to invite Kalam for lunch and dinner to his house. Kalam's childhood was full of social barriers but at the same time his friends, parents and teachers wanted to break them and their influence on Kalam made him a good person in his life.

there was a Benign and liberal influence of the parents ,friends, teachers in shaping kalam's personality. His parents taught him to be honest and kind . is parents and his friends never used to discriminate with him and his teachers like Shiva Subramanya liar used to bridge the social differences or barriers between orthodox brahmins and Muslims.