Question

What was the immediate cause of Russian Revolution?

Answer 1

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The main causes of the Russian Revolution of 1917 were the poverty of the peasant class, the rise of the urban industrial class, the antiquated and oppressed military, a growing intellectual movement, and the inefficiency and autocracy of the Tsarist regime. The revolution was catalyzed by Russia's catastrophic participation in World War I, during which massive casualties and expenditures brought famine and unrest.

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Answer 2

(1) The oppressive and dictatorial regime of Tsar Nicolas II had created widespread resentment among the Russians.(2) The setbacks suffered by Russia in the First World War were a major cause. A large number of Russians died during the war. People wanted the Tsar to withdraw from the war but it didnt happen. This made the people angry.(3) There was an acute shortage of essential commodities in Russia during the war as all the
able-bodied men were sent to the warfront which resulted in a shortage of labour and thus, production suffered.(4) The economic crisis in Russia, widespread inflation and famine added fuel to the fire and forced the Russians to overthrow the incapable government of the Tsar.

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