Question

what was the role of peasants in Russia

Answer 1

peasants played a significant role in Russia lag behind the rest of European industrialisation the significant amount of her present was the result of urbanization not occurring at democratically has a western Europe allowing the pigeons to have a more significant role in a great war and Russian Revolution

Answer 2

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Some Russian socialists felt that the Russian peasant custom of dividing
land periodically made them natural socialists. So peasants, not
workers, would be the main force of the revolution, and Russia could
become socialist more quickly than other countries. Socialists were
active in the countryside through the late nineteenth century. They
formed the Socialist Revolutionary Party in 1900. This party struggled
for peasants’ rights and demanded that land belonging to nobles be
transferred to peasants. Social Democrats disagreed with Socialist
Revolutionaries about peasants. Lenin felt that peasants were not
one united group. Some were poor and others rich, some worked as
labourers while others were capitalists who employed workers. Given
this ‘differentiation’ within them, they could not all be part of a
socialist movement.